I added two checkpoints for debugging code in Goland IDE. I don't know why but debugger can't see the first checkpoint and just skip it and moved to the second one.
When I navigate the mouse cursor over the first checkpoint, it shows me an error
"No such code at ... ":
Could you explain why such behavior happens?
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Every single time that I pause the debugger, a window pops up that says "System.Windows.Forms.pdb not included."
Under "Module Information", it says
Version: 2.0.50727.9136 (WinRelRS6.050727-9100)
Original Location: C:\WINDOWS\assembly\GAC_MSIL\System.Windows.Forms\2.0.0.0__b77a5c561934e089\System.Windows.Forms.dll
How can I make it so that this stops being shown? I don't want any new tabs to pop open, since I have to close these each time before I can make any edits to the code.
I have already tried clicking Change Symbol Settings, and running with the Microsoft Symbol Servers checkbox checked and with it unchecked. Neither setting fixes this issue.
I have also tried switching the setting Automatically load symbols for from "Only specified modules" to the "All modules, unless excluded" option. With that option selected, a new tab pops up that just says "Source Not Available."
I've recently been trying to compile several procedures and it all worked great, the compiler showed errors, I fixed them. All was working perfectly.
Except I accidentally clicked "x" instead of minimizing the compiler log tab and now it just won't show up again. I've tried Ctrl shift L, View > Log and nothing. So I'm not entirely sure what happened to it and I really need a fix for it to show messages/errors
We fixed it. Go into C:\Users\your user\AppData\Roaming\SQL Developer\system[version]\o.ide.[numbers]. There you will find a file called windowinglayoutdefauld.xml, you can delete that, restart SQL Developer and all settings will go back to default, with your compiler log!
A visual manual how to close and restore the compiler log window in Oracle SQL-Developer.
Click View/Log
And compiler window appears again
Next time try the menu item "Window > Reset Windows To Factory Settings"
For years, I had this behavior when writing VB.NET code with VS2005:
If my code contains a syntax error, when I hit F5, a popup would ask
something like "do you want to stop... or run a previously compiled
version of this code?"
(I would always hit STOP. Not sure why anyone would want to run a prior edition of their code, instead of the code you are trying to write/fix NOW.)
Yesterday, something changed. Now even blatant errors like "callll ThisCodeDoesntExist(xxx.zzz)" just immediately runs my older code. No popup. No choice. No warning. No error. Nothing.
Did I accidentally change some compiler option(s)? Where would I even begin to look for this?
I'm running vs2010 so I'm not sure if there will be any difference but try the following steps:
Click 'Tools' in the main toolbar (file, edit... etc.)
Click 'Options...'
Check 'Show all settings' (on vs2010 this is at the bottom left of the window)
Expand 'Projects and Solutions'
Click on 'Build and Run'
Then under 'On Run, when build or deployment errors occur:' select 'Prompt to launch'
I assume you're current set up has 'Launch old version' in the combobox. Hope that helps!
In Eclipse, when I make any code changes it automatically shows all compilation errors in the workspace in a console. It seems like in IntelliJ I have to make/build the project in order to see any compilation errors. Is there a window/tab to show all compilation errors?
Nowadays you have the same option as in eclipse to have automatic builds when you save.
Edit
Any changes in the editor will now trigger a compilation either when Ctrl+s is pressed or after a short interval.
This first image will show a main method and a class with a simple print method. No compilation errors.
In the next image I have removed the parameter message in the print method. That's the only thing I did, I did not even save I just waited a couple of seconds. And then suddenly the compilation error is shown below because the caller of the method has now supplied too many arguments.
I'm working with Intellij Idea 10 and Java 6 JDK Update 7. When I run Build --> Rebuild Project command, and the (javac) compilation generates warnings, Idea doesn't display what those warnings exactly are in the Messages view. I just see an "Information: XX warnings" node, but no way to expand it to see the actual warnings. Or I just see a message "Compilation completed successfully with XX warnings" on the status bar. For errors, Idea displays the error information (error message, filename, line number etc.) automatically. How can I get it to work similarly with warnings?
(For the record, I've already tried using additional command line parameters such as -Xlint, but it does not make a difference.)
Make sure that "Hide Warnings" option is disabled in the Messages panel on the left: