Can I just expand folder in one click like Atom and VSCode?
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I've been searching around and confused with the results here as the others here in stackoverflow are saying its not possible or is via the vmoptions file. But all I wanted was just simply change the projects home directory showing when I'm opening my projects as I have to navigate too many folders just to get to my directory where all my projects are. Hence I'm posting this question.
To do so, after opening IntelliJ with any existing project,
Go to File > Settings / Ctrl + Alt + S
On the left pane, navigate to Appearance & Behavior . System Settings
Find the Project Opening section, and then click the folder icon to find the directory to set the new home directory for opening projects.
Click Apply
Then you'd now be able to automatically navigate to this directory whenever trying to open your projects folder.
I have vim and vim nerd tree and many more packages installed on atom (Linux), the problem is that when I click Ctrl + Q, the Atom IDE is closed instead of the focused file, how can I find out the plugin that added this shortcut? or how to disable it ?
how to find out the plugin that added this shortcut?
Get to the keybinding tab in the Settings view (File -> Settings -> Keybindings) and type ctrl-q into the search bar.
Would specifically like to edit /etc/hosts without leaving the Intellij window. How can I open this file while working on some arbitrary project in Intellij?
Clicking on the File menu (Left hand corner) then clicking Open does the trick, just like most applications.
To set a shortcut for that File Open click you can click on File then settings (Ctrl+Alt+S) and then under Keymap search for File Open. Right click open and you should see the add shortcut dialog. I'm a bit surprised there isn't a default shortcut for this.
Need help to figure out how to import multiple projects in same window in WebStorm, In IntelliJ we can do this using modules, But I don't see that feature in WebStorm.
From Webstorm 2019.2 - you can open multiple projects in the same Webstorm instance.
File --> Open --> Go to the project directory --> Open:
In the Open Project dialog , select "Attach".
WebStorm doesn't support opening multiple projects in the same frame, however you can add multiple content roots to the same project:
Webstorm supports opening two projects in one window now.
All you have to do is open first project then
File --> Open --> Select second project folder and click open --> Then click Attach from the next dialog box
This is working in Ubuntu
On Newer versions of WebStorm (eg WebStorm 2022.1.1)
From the top options.
File -> Attach project... -> Select project folder -> Click Open
This will "Add" the selected project folder into the workspace.
Currently my open files display in a drop down menu in Jedit, and I would like to change the display to tabs.
There is a plugin named BufferTabs.You can install it from the plugin manager. You have to enable it in your plugin manager to be on by default.
You can configure the docking location of Plugins under the global Options menu item in the top dropdown menu.
In jEdit click on
Plugin Manager -> "click Install" tab
This will list the available packages to install
-- Select BufferTabs to install tab options