How to move the last cursor position while using multi-cusor in JetBrains WebStorm using keyboard?
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I want to add a hotkey to the feature(toggle view/hide) on the image below, but do not know its name.
So on a git change IntelliJ shows a green(other colours) marker, so I click on it to view it. I want to add a hotkey so I don't have to use the mouse
In IntelliJ, you could use Next Change and Previous Change to achieve the above feature without using a mouse.
First open a file with Git changes.
Follow the attached image. (I have provided instruction for mac, but it should be the same on other OS as well)
Important: If the file that you opened does not have git changes, this won't be available on Navigate tab.
Let me know if you have any questions. Thanks.
How to configure VS Code to move the last cursor position?
To to be more precise, here is the example of the feature for Atom editor.
https://atom.io/packages/multi-cursor
Please navigate to "Moving the last cursor that has been created" section. Those are the controls that I'm referring to.
Is there any such functionality in VS Code? Or any extension which can enable this?
ALT + Click , now i don't remember on MAC
How can I remove the blue underline?
ATM you cannot.
It was introduced to make currently active tab more visible in Darcula GUI Theme (IDEA-131683, IDEA-103206) where tab backgrounds are too similar. Check comments there (mainly first ticket).
So far the best match would be https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/IDEA-168708 -- watch this ticket (star/vote/comment) to get notified on any progress.
In meantime please try Active IntelliJ Tab Highlighter plugin -- it may provide such functionality (was created by one of the users before this new tab highlighting functionality was introduced) -- it's customizable so may not have such underline at all.
Your image link is broken.
Please, try to follow this path step by step:
File/Settings/Editor/Color Scheme/General
This General screen can remove with checkbox disable all underline
Also, you can look this image.
I hope have been helping you.
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This is freaking annoying me. I don't know which option do this, but it is really bothering me so much.
The problem is that WebStorm add a "virtual" space after each text like function or object (picture 1). You can see it because clearly in the highlight text (picture 2).
Also, when I am writing on a line, the text is push right to the caret (picture 3)
I want to know which option is it, to disable it.
There is an open issue for this problem:
IDEA-154843 There is a space coming between cursor and the next letter when typing or the cursor is moved.
It definitely helps to select a different font, but reinstalling the latest version of Source Code Pro font may also help.
UPDATE:
It should be already fixed in latest 2017.1 builds.
Thanks the tip from user #yole & user #LazyOne, the problem was the font "Source Code Pro". Changing the font, solve the problem.
As user #CrazyCoder has link this question to an open bug, the next is information for Jetbrains Developers.
SO: MacOS 10.12.1
WebStorm version: 2016.3.4 (Download it on 8th March 2017)
WebStorm plugins: None.
I've recently moved from Eclipse to IntelliJ and one feature I'm missing (or maybe just can't find) is the console scroll lock i.e. stop refocusing on the latest console entry.
Is this possible in IntelliJ? I'm using v9 Ultimate edition.
It depends where your cursor is. Just click on the part you want to be scroll locked.
To unlock the scrollbar, click on the last line (should be blank) of the console.
Just adding to this for google reasons - clicking at the bottom is hard when the console is still scrolling, it's a bit of a race - but control-end (or cmd-end on mac) also did it!
To unlock the scrolling just press "Enter" key inside of console window.
To Unlock the scroll lock on intelliJ 14 (probably earlier as well) on OSX its
fn + cmd + right cursor.
In PyCharm 2017, there is a "Scroll to the end" button in the "Console" tab of the Debug window.
Disabling it stops the auto scroll on output.