How do you get JavaDoc URLs to work in IntelliJ?
I have added what I thought was correct, under "Project Settings", "Libraries" following JavaDoc URL:
https://poi.apache.org/apidocs
... but pressing Ctrl-Q in the editor on for example a Workbook method only gives me:
Following external urls were checked: http://poi.apache.org/apidocs/org/apache/poi/ss/usermodel/Workbook.html#createSheet(java.lang.String) http://poi.apache.org/apidocs/org/apache/poi/ss/usermodel/Workbook.html#createSheet-java.lang.String- The documentation for this element is not found. Please add all the needed paths to API docs in Project Settings.
Testing above URLs work just fine, why can't IntelliJ show them then, is it not in correct format or what ?
I can ofc fire them up externally but was expecting them to show up in the popup (like the java 8 doc). Same goes for other external libraries that my project depends on.
Anyone else with the same problem or am I missing something here?
Unfortunately, this is a known problem: https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/IDEA-132323
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I’m trying to figure out how to use the feature for automatically update legacy extensions with the Comma IDE. It either behaves inconsistently or I'm not understanding something clearly. I used Comma as recently as last week to generate a patch for the XDG::BaseDirectory module for updating the legacy extensions. It worked fine.
Yesterday, I downloaded the spit module.
I opened the module in a new project in Comma CP, v2022.10.
With the project open, I click Tools -> Update file extensions.
I get a “No legacy extensions detected” message.
However, the module is full of files with .pm6 and .t extensions.
I’m not sure what it is about the “spit” module that prevents it from working. I also tried it with another module, Router::Boost, and ran into the same problem. I also tried with the latest version of Comma CT and ran into the same problem. Finally, I tried fiddling with some properties in the META6.json file to get it working but had no luck with that, either.
Anyone know how I can get this feature working again?
OK, this has been solved.
When opening a downloaded distro for the first time, DO NOT do "File -> New -> Project".
Instead, use "File -> New -> Project from existing source."
I'm testing out the Setting Repository feature, but we only want to share certain settings. Specifically, codestyles and inspections. Near as I can tell so far in playing with it, you have to share everything or nothing.
But everyone has their own keymaps and color scheme, we don't want to share those bits.
Is there a way to configure this IntelliJ feature to share just selected portions of the settings?
You can create a scheme for your project by selecting "Project" in the Code Style configuration:
When doing that, a "Project" code style file will be generated in your project tree:
You can add this file to your VCS, like Git. And everyone working with you will be able have the same settings for Code Style.
In PhpStorm 2017.1 version, I get the error - "undefined namespace Phalcon. Referenced namespace is not found". So I tried to include the Phalcon devtools. I included them and the 'External Liabraries' of the project Explorer found the name - Phalcon. Even I can load the project url and get output in browser. But the message still appears.
Another screenshot goes below to show the folder i selected in the include path. notice that under 'ide->Phpstorm', i do not see any other file or directory.
Other answers in SO use a back version of Phalcon devtools.
How can i remove the message and get PhpStorm handle Phalcon smartly ?
From Phalcon 3.1 stubs are available in separated repository - https://github.com/phalcon/ide-stubs
Netbeans 8.x intellisense doesn't identify VueJS tags. Is there any Plugin available for VueJs syntax highlighting or autofill support in Netbeans 8.x? If not, are there any work arounds?
.vue file is a kind of html file, you can add syntax highlighting in Netbeans :
Tools > Options > Miscellaneous > Files
Add a new file extension :
File Extension : vue
Associated File Type (MIME) : HTML Files (text/html)
Not perfect but it seems there is no plugin for this actually.
EDIT : Visual Studio Code has nice features for vuejs
There is a plugin but it is still in developtment: https://github.com/Zwaen91/vuejs-netbeans. Some problems with the mixed mimetype text/vue+html. Created a ticket here: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/NETBEANS-88
Very Easy Solution:
First time, I also faced this problem when I am working on Netbeans
8.2.x Finally I got solution.
If you opened a PHP Project and if your file's extenstion is .html than NetBeans will display warning. Very easy solution.
replace your .html extension to .php .
Problem will be solve.See Screenshot from my PC's Netbeans.
See my Screenshot, there is no warning. Because, I have used [.]php extension.
Thanks
Is there any way to get IDE support for CasperJS functions? I am currently using PhpStorm, but also tried in netbeans, it won't know which functions are defined. It is quite irritating that I get Unresolved variable / undefined function IDE warnings for all the functions.
I tried to copy \casperjs\modules\*.js files to the project, most of the functions got "defined".
PhpStorm: Download the casperjs.zip from casperjs.org, it will contain a modules folder, copy every .js file to your project. (I put them in an IDE_HELPER folder)
An IDE helper javascript file would still be much better, but it is working.
Alternatively: You can also attach these files as external libraries, so it won't bother you while browsing your own files.
It should work in other IDEs too.
Disclaimer: I'm talking about JetBrains products.
I encountered this problem myself. The easiest way to solve it is to click on a bottom right icon (Finally, I understand that is this for!).
It will show you which libraries are associated with an open file. The only thing you have to do is to click on «Libraries in scope» and add your library by clicking «Download»
I know it's an old post, but after not finding any IDE Helper too I managed to write a script that creates one by scraping the content off of the official docs. You can find out more about the IDE Helper on my website:
http://christophersax.com/2016/casperjs-ide-helper/
(It's free of course)
I hope it helps!
You can add casperjs as a Resource in your Preferences.
Go to Project > Directories > + Add Content Root > Add casperjs folder then > Mark as Resource Root.