I've seen a few IDEs like IAR embedded workbench or MikroC-pro from mikroelektronika, that when you click on a line, the cursor doesn't go to the last character. instead, it just sits right there on the white space. the problem seems to be same as this one :
How do I get my cursor to jump to the last character on a line?
but I can't find similar options or any other relevant option to do that. I've included a few screenshots from MikroC editor options dialog:
and after open options dialog under advanced editor options:
On IAR Embedded Workbench IDE, select Tools > Options... in top menu. This opens IDE Options dialog. Select Editor node on the tree on the left side of the dialog, then uncheck Enable virtual space checkbox. Finally click OK to apply changes.
On MikroC, disable Scroll past end of line checkbox on Editor options dialog Options tab.
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The situation is when I open some files it isn't added on editor tab(red box).
The file that I double-clicked is located in green box with replacing existing file.
problem on editor tab in intellij
I want to see multiple tabs in editor tab in IntelliJ.
But I can see just only one tab like below.
I try to look around settings - Editor - General - Editor tab. But I couldn't find answer.
I wish I could get a hint here. Thank you.
Click on gear on the right -> view options -> Open in a new tab
Using Zerobrane, are there any defined hotkeys or keymaps that will jump between panes within the IDE? Like, some key to jump between several files open as tabs (jump between tabs). Another is jumping from editor tab pane over to the project pane, etc...
To jump between tabs you can you Ctrl-PgUp/PgDn or Ctrl-(Shift-)Tab. Also, Ctrl-P will open a command panel with the list of currently open files, and after selecting a file from the list press Enter to jump to the tab with that file.
Jumping to Project tab and Console is not available, but moving between tabs there can be done using the same Ctrl-PgUp/PgDn combination. I'll consider adding some hotkey to move between open panes.
Update 7/13: Something like this may work as a simple workaround (add to the IDE config file as Edit > Preferences > Settings: User):
ide:SetHotKey(function()ide:GetProjectTree():SetFocus()end, "Ctrl-Alt-P")
ide:SetHotKey(function()ide:GetOutlineTree():SetFocus()end, "Ctrl-Alt-O")
Other panes (Output/GetOutput(), Console/GetConsole(), etc.) can be done in a similar way.
I want to have the editor itself below for easy access. I've tried dragging it below, moving it on another window but still no good. Is this a limitation for view control?
Unfortunately the database console editor is a normal editor tab and can't be placed anywhere else except with the other editor tabs.
Perhaps if you right click the database console editor tab and choose "Move Down" (which splits the editor screen horizontally) you will get closer to the layout you desire?
If I'm understanding you correctly, you want to be able to use IntelliJ IDEA's database console mode, but with the "output" of commands on top, and the "commands" (which is shown as another editor tab) below them. While the editor tabs stay in the "middle" of the IDE and can't really be moved (beyond splitting the window to be able to see multiple editor tabs at once), the "Database Console" tool window can be moved.
Right-click on the "Database Console" tab, choose "Move to", and then "Top". It will then be docked at the top, above the editor tabs.
I have tried to read and follow the directions for PyCharm and IntelliJ to enable this feature, but their settings menus do not seem to be the same as CLion's.
You can right click on the left of the editor (that is right to the left of the leftmost position possible for the cursor) and a menu will appear with the option of showing line numbers. Is this what you were asking?
EDIT : You can also enable this behaviour by checking "Show line numbers" under
File->Settings->Editor->General->Appearance.
I've got a little (big) problem in Aptana. Whenever I try to edit my settings for a specific editor, I click "Apply", then "OK", but my preferences don't get saved, and if I open the settings again, the default ones are shown. What might be causing the problem?
I'm using Ubuntu 11.04 with Aptana build 3.0.4.201108101506.
I'm looking forward to reading your suggestions.
Alessandro Desantis
EDIT: The situations changed with version 3.0.5. Now, YAML editor's preferences get erased when closing the settings window as before, while others editors' ones are overridden with defaults when closing the IDE... This is very strange.
open preferences (settings)
click General
click editors
click text editors
change displayed tab width to 4
check insert spaces for tabs
click apply
click ok
open preferences (settings)
click aptana studio
click editors
click YAML (or desired editor)
change tab policy to use spaces
change tab size to 4
this worked for me