Tried CL_ABAP_CHAR_UTILITIES=>CR_LF, CL_ABAP_CHAR_UTILITIES=>NEWLINE.
Both work on NotePad++ and Excel 2010 but not on Notepad.
Any hints?
The reason is that I made a wrong definition of CR_LF. Please check my blog for the detailed explanation.
http://www.dsun.us/node/60
I made a similar mistake yesterday. I think I need to take a break now.
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VS Code is colorizing the script in my .sql files, but with what seem to be some errors. For example I would expect "RENAME" to be colorized here:
I've tried using a few extensions, but I can't fix this problem. I don't know if it's because I'm using postgreSQL and it's reading some other SQL dialect? Any assistance appreciated.
Figure it out. At the bottom right of VS Code, click the button that says 'Postgres' as shown here:
You can then select/search whichever language you want to use. Mine was on SQL, and I changed it to postgresql.
This question may have been asked before.
I have tried using ExecuteMso in VBA but returns Method or data member not found.
Not sure what I am doing wrong or if there is an issue using this code as using excel on a Mac. I have also tried this on a windows version of Excel however it is a very old version (if that makes a difference?)
Any help or tips regarding this would be great.
Thanks in advance
The following sample executes the Copy button.
Application.CommandBars.ExecuteMso(“Copy”)
Otherwise, post what you have tried and what is giving you the problem.
For some strange reasons it un-checks the Pretty listing (reformatting) of code option from time to time.
I have to keep turning it back on to keep my code "pretty" :-)
This has never happened on VS2013.
Just wondering does anyone have the same issue?
While my previous answer is a decent workaround, it's now been 10 months since this question was originally asked and it seems like most days Pretty Listing decides to turn itself off, and it's getting more frustrating. So here's another workaround that might lead us to the cause of this bug.
I wrote an extension that periodically checks if Pretty Listing has been turned off. If it has, it turns it back on and shows an alert at the bottom of the screen so we can hopefully work out what caused it to turn off in the first place.
It checks every 30 seconds, but you can lower this if you like (check the description on the extension page).
You can get the extension here: Pretty Listing Fixer
I've encountered the same problem (both with and without ReSharper installed, so that doesn't seem to be the problem). I "sent a frown" to Microsoft about this some time ago but have heard nothing back.
While this isn't a "fix", I have come across a handy workaround. Since "pretty listing" and the "Format Document" command give the same result, all you need to do is run that command.
I found this extension which automatically runs the Format Document command when you save. Now, even if "pretty listing" does get mysteriously turned off, I still end up with my code being formatted automatically.
This won't solve the problem as such, but there is an example of how to set the Pretty Listing option directly using a macro, here: Turn off pretty listing in visual studio
So you could set up a macro which you can run easily with a hotkey when needed. If that code doesn't work, I recommend the ever-magnificent AutoHotkey (www.autohotkey.com) to do the same thing via a series of keystrokes.
Having a very odd issue with Visual Studio 2013, curious if anyone else is seeing anything similar. I have VS 2013 Ultimate, it seems like once a day, while I'm working with a file, the compiler just suddenly freaks out and doesn't detect my code anymore in my web forms. Take a look at the screenshot below (I just chose a random spot in the middle of the web form), but out of nowhere, VS starts erroring, telling me that variables aren't declared, that method arguments need parenthesis on lines of code that aren't methods, all sorts of whacky stuff.
I assure you, I don't have any broken references, I didn't forget to close an if statement.. nothing like that. All I'm doing it writing some code, and randomly the whole page just starts to error like this. To resolve, all I can do is copy the code contents, delete the page, recreate the page, and paste the contents back into my "new" file... same exact code, only no errors. I wouldn't even worry about doing this if I wasn't doing this at least once a day.
Any help is appreciated, thanks!
Edit: For what it's worth, I found a slightly easier workaround for this issue. If I edit the properties of the class file to "Do not Compile" and then back to "Compile", the IDE is able to read the file just fine...
It looks like this is simply a bug in the Vb.Net Compiler / IDE. I agree it's unlikely to be a bug in your code because you can see that the error squiggles don't line up with places that would represent the errors you are reporting. This is sometimes a sign of an IDE bug
In terms of fixing the problem though you can probably get them to go away by closing and reopening the solution in question. Baring that restarting Visual Studio. I wouldn't resort to deleted / recreating the page.
Long term though you may want to file an issue on connect so the IDE team can try and fix the problem.
http://connect.microsoft.com/VisualStudio
I realize this question has been asked before, but I was not able to find anything that worked for me yet.
Things I have tried:
Switched settings back to default (mulitple ways)
Project Builds/Compiles fine
Closed VS and restarted
The only thing I haven't been able to try is deleting the ".ncb" file, but that's only because I can't find it. In fact not a single one of all our projects have such a file!
So the first question is why can't I find this file in the solution's root directory? The only file I have there besides the .sln is the .suo.
Then if that doesn't work what other options do I have short of un-installing and re-installing?
As for how it happened this might help. While using VS2008 and VSS6.0 (yuck) I made a number of changes to a lot of files via Find&Replace that I didn't mean to(had Entire Solution selected instead of current document). To undo the changes I exited without saving, reopened the solution, then Undid checkout. After that I lost intellisense! I can't imaging how they're related but it might help.
Thanks,
Jeff
IntelliSense usually stops working when it can't compile correctly. Try a new simple project from scratch and see if it works, if it does you have your answer.
Is this for C++ code? If it is, my suggestion is not to try fixing built-in IntelliSense at all, rather try some 3rd party replacement. My favourite is definitely Visual Assist X, which is lot more robust (it almost never stops working, and it is able to parse even very complicated templated and preprocessed stuff, which often makes IntelliSense "lost".
Visual Assist works with other languages including Visual Basic, however this is something I have no practical experience with. Still, there is a free trial - you may try it, I expect it will be superior to IntelliSense even for VB.
Answer:
I figured out how to fix it. Apparently while I was undoing those changes I somehow excluded the file that I wasn't getting intellisense in from the project.
I just right-clicked on it and said "Include in Project" and viola! Intellisense worked again.
Sorry for the false alarm but I appreciate the effort.
Jeff