While writing Java doc, if we are making any spelling mistakes Idea IntelliJ shows that there is a typo, but is there any way to do some settings so that it also shows possible correct words for that typo?
Thanks in advance.
Kitty
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This problem confuse me for years.
It's seems that Prettier, ESlint, Editor or IDE all can format my code.
When I format code, I have no idea which one enfoced what rule to my code.
Are there any articles elucided this problem?
Thanks!
I believe I may have mistakenly overwrote the macros for activateTargetDocument().
Is there a way to find the relevant code for replacement?
I have looked at https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/office/vba/api/Word.Document.Activate.
This was the closest I could get to the macros.
Please assist,
Thank you
this is probably a very rookie mistake (I`m totally new to SQL), but I hope you can help me. I have written some SQL code in Sublime Text. When trying to paste it into PHPMyadmin (web) I get some error messages. I think the code is right, so it seems like something happened to the formatting. Does anybody have any clues what I might have done wrong?
I am using apache lucene for a project to do the autocorrect functionality. I need the suggestions to come up only if the spelling is wrong.
In apache Lucene, I can see that suggesions are coming up even if the spelling is typed right and wrong. How can I eliminate suggestions for right entry?
Found it....
there is a function called SpellChecker.exist()
Is it possible to contribute quick fix in eclipse for non-java code (say xtend scripts or ant scripts ).
If yes, which extension should I use ?
Thanks,
Santhosh
IMHO no. You have to create a plug-in and write code in Java, If you have to extend/contribute to eclipse functionalities.
I got the solution.Thanks for your suggestions !!
I used the extension point org.eclipse.ui.ide.markerResolution as suggested.
The below link gives a detailed explanation
http://alvinalexander.com/java/jwarehouse/eclipse/org.eclipse.jdt.ui.tests/ui/org/eclipse/jdt/ui/tests/quickfix/MarkerResolutionGenerator.java.shtml
You can contribute quick fixes for anything as long as you know the marker type of the problem marker that you want to fix. Use the extension point:
org.eclipse.ui.ide.markerResolution
In there you specify the marker type (for example org.eclipse.ant.ui.buildFileProblem for ant build file markers) and a custom class to generate quick fix resolutions (IMarkerResolution instances). You can browse for the marker types if you're not sure of the right one.