I don't know How to change font formatting in Dev C++, BTW This is my first time use of Dev-C++ . You can found it in below.
Go to tools > Editor Options > Fonts
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How can I reformat not supported files in Intellij ?
The files I use are .tpl for the aria templates framework : http://ariatemplates.com/usermanual/latest/writing_templates
Is there a way to configure intellij to reformat code for unsupported file types ? at least the indent.
Thanks in advance.
There are a couple things you can do:
1. Settings > Editor > Code Style > Other File Types here you can define indentation for all non supported filetypes.
2. Settings > File Types here you can add new file type with pattern. You need to click plus sign and add the name and then you can configure a couple of things like syntax highlighting for some keywords, comments recognition etc.:
3. Abouve solutions didn't format the code as you would like, but it's something IDEA might you help with. To format it you can create your own plugin which would format non supported (yet) languages. There is jetbrains SDK and here you can find documentation on how to do this.
Currently, all of my project files are indented with 4 spaces. I want to change that to 2 spaces as my organization uses 2 as an standard, but can't find any answers.
Depending on your version of IDEA, it should be in your settings under:
Editor > Code Style > (Specific language)
**Edit: Example, in IDEA 2016:
If you don't see it there, I found mine by searching "indent" in the settings window.
Finally, for organization-wide code settings, I highly recommend EditorConfig. It's compatible with just about every IDE out there and lets you enforce code style settings without requiring everyone to manually change their settings to match. IDEA supports it out of the box, without a plugin.
so i just spent some time fussing over why my String.split call in scala failed - i was trying to split on a tab.
Problem wasn't what i was doing, but rather the fact that intelliJ changes tabs to spaces. Fair enough, but can i tell intelliJ to not do that for some files - like say random text files I might be using for test/learning purposes?
First, I would turn on Settings > Editor > Appearance > Show whitespaces, that way you're SURE what white space characters are there.
Next, under Settings > Code Style > General there should be a Use tab character check box. This says "use tabs for anything that's not Java, Scala, HTML, etc.". Just make sure Java, Scala*, etc. Use tab character setting is set to what you want.
Unfortunately, I don't know of any way to be more fine grained with what file types do and do not use tabs vs. spaces.
*I'm assuming the IntelliJ Scala plugin adds a tab in Settings > Code Style.
Can I change Gherkin formatting style in specflow? How can I do this?
Given (ha!) this is the top google result, here where the settings are:
Tools > Options > Environment > Fonts and Colours > Text Editor > Gherkin *
Not really sure what you ask here, as pointed out by Roman, but there is a settings dialog in Visual Studio where you can tweak the formatting and colors.
See this for more information
I tried this IDE and I like it. Only problem is that if Im in a project that has some PHP in it, its confusing to see plain black text instead of correct PHP highlight.
I dont need brutal PHP autocomplete or so, but a syntax highlight. Is it possible to achieve in Webstorm?
Or the only option is to use PHPStorm?
Why not
File Menu > Settings > File Types > click 'PHP files' > click 'Add' in the bottom screen > enter '*.php'
(instead of html with .php)
Associate the .php file extension to HTML file cause the IDE highlight at least HTML code correctly.
File Menu > Settings > File Types > click 'HTML files' > click 'Add' in the bottom screen > enter '*.php'.
UPDATE: since TextMate bundles support was added to the IDE, you can add any language syntax highlighting to the IDE if there is TextMate bundle for it. See my reply about adding Ruby highlighting, it would be the same for PHP, just the different bundle.
Your best option is to use PhpStorm. Another option is to create your custom file type for basic syntax highlighting.
A late reply, but this worked for me:
use this textmate bundle: https://github.com/textmate/php.tmbundle
Then go to settings > File Types and associate *.php to PHP files.
Hope it helps.
I tried the textmate bundle but it seems that there is an issue. I wasn't able to get highlighting. I think it is an unsolved bug, so I wonder if someone figured out how to use it.
http://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/WEB-11065
http://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/RUBY-14273
So I think I have to use PHPStorm to get basic syntax highlighting. Thats sad :/
This questions describes how to install textmate plugin which gives you syntax highlighting:
Is it possible to get Ruby syntax highlighting in PHPStorm?
The only difference is that you want to use this bundle: https://github.com/textmate/php.tmbundle
(but maybe there are better ones)