For three days I tried to install Aptana 3 with PDT.
I like the auto suggestion in Aptana. I need the xdebug feature from PDT.
At this moment it works only when I have two separate installations.
I have tried to install Aptana studio 3 and as plugin the pdt
and PDT all in one, and then Aptana.
No matter what installation variation I use, after I bring both programs together, the autosuggesion feature from aptana stops to work properly.
in css block and in php block.
How can I fix this?
Thank you.
You first need to make sure that the editor you are using is the right one.
PDT brings with it the WST plugin, which also provides support for other web languages, and that may also contribute to the situation you are at.
Both environments provide support for some of the common web file types (*.php, *.html etc), and you may have to set the default editor for each of the file type in the eclipse preferences ('File Associations' and 'Content Type' settings).
You can do a right-click on a file and select the 'Open With' option to see which editor is opening it by default, and end try and change it for that specific file.
For PHP, I suggest that you stick to one of the two plugins:
If you go for PDT, make sure that the project was created using the PDT project creation wizard, and that the files are being opened with the PDT editor.
If you go for the Aptana PHP support, make sure that the project was created using the Aptana PHP project wizard, and that the files are opened with the Aptana PHP Editor (this editor will use the Aptana Theme).
For CSS - Make sure you get the file opened with the Aptana CSS editor (it will have the Aptana Theme).
Beside all of that, there is always the chance that there is a bug there. You can check the error log and see if you get anything new and suspicious there when you load eclipse/studio.
If you have Aptana installed, that would be accessible through the Help menu.
Hope that will get you closer to a solution :)
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Strange issue I'm having and I want to know what to do to fix it without compromising project integrity.
I have a CN1 project in Intellij (v 2017.1.4) that I started a long time ago. The other day I started a new CN1 project to try out something new. It pulled down the latest CN1 libs (the properties file says version 174 is the libVersion) and worked fine for testing.
Now I open my original project and the CodenameOne functions are all greyed out (projectLibs version in the properties file is 159). The icon on the context menu and menu-bar are greyed out. The plugin is up to date (3.7.2). I see no messages or errors in the IntelliJ "messages" section.
I am assuming that the new project and libs re-wrote something common to both projects and now the old project can't even start the plugin to let it pull down new libs... In experimenting, I went to my home directory ~/.cn1Settings and renamed the "CN1Preferences" file so that the project would have to create a new one. When I opened the project it DID create a new one and the plugin was working.
So here's the big question: If I abandon my old CN1Preferences file, what settings/customizations in that file am I walking away from and will I need to make sure I set correctly again to ensure my project works as it should and doesn't have any hard to debug issues?
This is probably an issue of keeping two windows concurrently, try closing both projects and opening only one at a time. There is an issue with detecting the correct project in the IntelliJ/IDEA plugin
I have developed a .bpl package with some components. I did this in C++ Builder XE7 and to install it I could just select "Install package" (or something similar) by right clicking on the .bpl project (in the project manager).
Now I have updated to C++ Builder Tokyo (10.2) and there is no alternative to install/uninstall the package from the project manager.
Has this function been moved/renamed? Do I really have to do it manually?
EDIT:
I solved it. For anyone having the same problem, It seems like the import from XE7 into 10.2 doesn't work that well. I opened it in 10.1 and there the install option became available. Then I opened that project in 10.2 and everything went fine now...
Make sure Win32 platform is selected when you want to install. Since IDE is a Win32 app, you can only install win32 components in it. The other platform targets just use components blindly. This causes other issues that Embarcadero has put on back-burner for way too long for example they have not done anything about RSP-10456 since I reported it when XE8 was in beta.
I would like to know if anyone knows how to flatten the package structures in Visual Studio Code.
I used to have this in my IntelliJ IDE, but with VS Code I can't find a similar option. I am looking for any solution which could resolve this. Either changing settings or extensions if available.
This is supported since the 1.41 release (November 2019) and enabled by default. VSCode calls this feature "compact folders", and it can be disabled like this:
"explorer.compactFolders": false
(gif from the release notes)
For java the only way i found is using this extension
(it won't change the default file explorer, but you can fold that one and use this one instead).
https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=vscjava.vscode-java-dependency
or goto your VSCode->Extensions and search for "Java Dependency Viewer".
In VS Code v1.73.1 (latest as of this writing) folders are rendered in a compact form by default. To change this, go to File/Preferences/Settings/Features/Explorer and deselect Compact Folders.
Is this dll not compatible with windows store app, Or is there any other way to achieve the same.
I tried adding it from nuget package also but not happening, I am getting this error:
"Severity Code Description Project File Line Suppression State
Error Package restore failed. Rolling back package changes for 'Solution'."
As far as I'm concerned, you need to intall the Windows Identity Foundation as well as the WIF SDK and then restart the application for the effect to work.
For Windows 10 device, Windows Identity foundation is not an istall but a Windows feature need to be enabled.
Enter Control Panel from Start menu
Click program and features
Choose turn Windows feature on or off
Choose Winodws Identity Framework, click OK
Restart your machine
A similar question here that could be helpful to you. As Moory said in the comment, he fixed this issue by adding the reference below to the csproj file:: ( .
Please also try it. Thank you.
I have in my working environment always more then one project open, some of the have same files but are from different project, and finding out which of them are from which project can be a real pain in the ass(however 2 sec over the div and see which folder are they from)
Is there a way to mark them so i can tell which file is from which project?
I am using NB 7.3 64bit for Windows.
There is a plugin which shows the path in the title: http://plugins.netbeans.org/plugin/42000/show-path-in-title
And if you are switching files via CTRL+Tab the path of the selected file is shown on the bottom of the window.
Maybe this helps.
The window title for me is: "{project name} - NetBeans IDE 7.2.1". Directly on the tab I don't know how to put this information, but I use "View -> show versioning labels". Instead of various projects open, I have various "instances" of the same project on different branches in my VCS.
I'm using Ubuntu.
UPDATE
Just reinstalled NetBeans 7.3 on a Windows VM and the behavior is the same: project name prepends "NetBeans IDE {version}" in window Title.