I am using PhpStorm 6 for web development. I have noticed that PhpStorm quite frequently never shows the PHP Structure in the PHP Structure window. This is very annoying and almost makes the IDE useless. The window shows the spinning icon and never finishes. The code I am working on is a couple hundred lines so this should not take more than a second or two to scan and display (never had this issue in eclipse). I am wondering if there is some sort setting that I am missing or is this a bug the program.
Thanks.
It happened in older versions of PHPStorm. In big project try: File>Invalidate Caches and then restart the IDE.
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I installed Racket 8.5 on my MacBook (MacOS Ventura Beta) and ran into a number of problems:
the application windows don't close on the cross, even the ones that are considered additional menus and shouldn't work that way anyway. Add video
In projects from my computer, the functions do not work correctly. And this error appears even if I move the author's code into my Racket in a clean project. For example, from a project downloaded from the Internet, where the author writes:
empty-scene 100 100 "blue"
In his project everything works fine, this function is in the Racket documentation.
If I write this function in my project, Racket gives me an error;
empty-scene: expects only 2 arguments, but found 3
I tried to find information about this on the Internet, I reinstalled Racket and downloaded different versions of the program, but the problem persists.
Has anyone encountered similar problems? Are there any tips on how to fix it?
I have no idea about the window thing: this doesn't happen on macOS 11 and I suspect is an artifact of running it on some beta version of macOS.
The arguments are because you're not in fact using 2htdp/image but htdp/image, which provides a different version of empty-scene. This is clear from looking at your video.
Also, please provide a description, in text of what is needed to reproduce problems like this: images and videos are just not a useful thing.
I'm coming back with results! Your messages are confirmed. It turns out that everything was affected by the beta version of MacOS. After rolling back to Big Sur, both problems resolved.
Thanks so much Shawn and ignis-volens for looking at the problem from the outside and helping me solve it 🔥
I ran into an issue where my second monitor with decent resolution, was showing a poorly rendered VS2019.
Disclaimer: If somebody would port the features I need in VS2019 to VSCode that'd be great.
Anyway, here is a pic that sums up my issue and since I had to comb through the annoyingly fixed-but-not-fixed, yet locked, tickets on MS to find clues to my answer I'm sharing here.
Here is my secondary, 27" monitor, with poor rendering. This happens to be the ONLY program that does this... VSCode looks great and is readable, Outlook, Gimp, they all look fine. Only VS2019 is giving my eyes pain.
Main/Built-in Monitor looks just fine though. I'd prefer to work with more screen space though.
In VS2019 GOTO: Tools > Options >> Environment > General, and look for "Optimize rendering..." Note: This screenshot is from after I'd found and applied the the fix.
It will be grayed-out and unselected if requirements are not met by your system, along with a message, "Requires NET 4.8 and Windows 10 minimum build 1803". I then mistakenly installed NET 4.8, and nothing changed (and the checkbox was still locked indicating requirements were not met).
More searching lead me to the 4.8 Dev Pack. Here is a link to it:
NET 4.8 Developer Pack
Finally, after another reboot, I opened up VS2019 and the rendering looks something like modern... and the checkbox automatically checked itself.
For me the accepted answer didn't change anythig, turns out it was caused by scaling on Windows (on main monitor it was set to 125%), after changing it to 100% everything looks normal
For me, I just move the VS window to the blurry monitor. Close VS. Open VS again and all looks good.
I have this annoying bug in MS Expression Web 4 SP2, weird GUI quirks: you can see in the picture: like parts of the display isn't being painted. I had this before, and solved it by uninstalling something, but the problem is that I don't remember what it was... (I installed Exp.Web in fresh Win7 PC, and step by step installing everything, until this problem came up.)
Anybody came across this issue maybe ?
The problem is a program called FileBox eXtender. It's excellent program I use to pin windows to have them always on top (never be hidden by other windows), because it does its job and it's free. Unfortunately, MS-Expression (Web, Blend, etc...) doesn't get along with it, so I excluded it (somewhere in FileBox-eXtender's options) and now it's o.k.
Just downloaded and installed netbeans 6.9. At the first run, it asked for importing settings from netbeans 6.8 (which is nice). But after using it for my current PHP project for a while, I found this new version sucks. Here are some problem:
"Refactor->Rename" always gives me "The Rename Refactoring cannot be applied
in this context". If I press the Ctrl+R, the whole IDE halt!
Most of the time it shows "Checking for external changes" in the status bar.
Some plug-ins that exist in version 6.8 are not available in version 6.9
Anyone encounters the same problems and know how to deal with them?
I've got all the issues you wrote about. I had to split my project into 3 different projects just to make it work reasonably fast (too many files kills 6.9 apparently).
Also, the auto-formatter sucks. Half of the options don't work at all.
And who thought it would be a good idea to add a spell checker to a &^(%£ code editor?!?!?! Worst. Idea. EVER.
I've been using Eclipse for the last 2 days.
+1 to version 6.9 being total trash.
I'm running 64bit Netbeans (PHP) on a Mac.
Yes to number 1. Selected from the menu and keyboard.
No to number 2. It does state that once in a while (as in rarely).. though that might depend on the project really.
Number 3; which plugins you looking for?
I use Intellij Idea 7 for Java dev. My dev is 'limited' to all J2SE features plus light JSP, Servlets, and super light usage of JPA. No J2EE, no massive use of random frameworks, etc.
Is it worth upgrading to ver 8? "Worth it" to me means better "core functionality" in terms of speed (ESPECIALLY startup speed), memory utilization (seems like it starts having serious problems with four or more projects open), and auto bug-finding.
More frameworks supported and more languages supported (other than perhaps Haskell and C++), and more refactorings don't interest me at this time.
A while back, I installed a preview version of 8 and it seemed -exactly- the same as 7, as far as my needs were concerned.
Anyone loving the upgrade to 8, and if so, why?
Thanks
It also seems to be easier to configure a new project over top of a complex collection of existing code.
For example, something that you would naturally configure into 5 or more modules.
There is a really beautiful go to/create test wizard that is bound to ctrl-shift-T. Worth the upgrade by itself
The best way to tell is to check out the list of new features and decide for yourself. I haven't discovered any single feature so far that by itself is worth upgrading - the simplified UML view is quite nice, as is the improved Maven integration. The UI feels a bit more streamlined and faster. It seems like most of the attention has gone into non-Java features like better Flex support (which I am really thankful for as I don't like FlexBuilder but I haven't had a chance to use yet).
IntelliJ 8 has a configure plugins feature that allows you to disable plugins with dependencies. Nothing trial and error couldn't replicate, but it is nice.
Startup is only marginally slower. But indexing once opened is a lot faster than before, even unnoticeable for most projects, except after a commit to Subversion. It seems a commit to subversion triggers the indexing twice.
I am working on the Diana-EAP build - but 8 has git integration built in. The EAP has better git integration than the 8.0.1 release - it looks like that is something they are really focusing on.
Definitely not! Seems that the variables defined in our custom taglibs are no longer able to be used in the jsp (worked in 7.0.4). All red. No auto complete.
Oh, and the new settings menu is horrendous!
Some benefits of IntelliJ IDEA 8:
IDEA 8 supports Subversion 1.5 new functionality - e.g. merge tracking, which may be useful especially if your team (like ours) uses a lot of development branches and thus merging is frequent.
One detail I appreciated about IDEA 8: As you probably know, IDEA has had changelists for pretty long now, built on top of any underlying version control system - this is a really useful feature. So, now that Subversion itself supports changeslists, IDEA's changelist implementation has been changed so that it is perfectly compatible with Subversion's native changeslists. (For example, you'll be able to work with any changelists created in IDEA also when using svn command line tools directly.)
Edit: in your case, perhaps it is not worthwhile to upgrade. For me, at least, startup and file indexing seems to be somewhat slower in 8 than 7. [But for me personally the upgrade was definitely worth it, because it solved a long-standing VCS problem with IDEA 7 - it could hang "waiting for VCS sync to finish" for an hour or whatever after hitting Ctrl-K.]