intellisense

问题 I started to develop Asp.net Core web API with the VS code. But when I typing the code Intellisense/Suggestions not working properly. I saw in some resource on the internet while they are typing using Microsoft. , EntityFrameworkCore showing as a suggestion. But In my case, it's not showing. In the OmniSharp log showing following error to me. Starting OmniSharp server at 4/5/2019, 3:37:16 PM Target: c:\Dotnet Core\NgWebApi OmniSharp server started. Path: C:\Users\Acer\.vscode\extensions\ms

问题 I'm using VS Code and it's wonderful is all areas but code completion, where it is usually just too slow to be of any use. This example shows how long intellisense took to to find a local variable, and this is only after it was prompted to do so after I hit ctrl+enter. I've not been able to find a solution to this as of yet, so I am here to ask if anyone else has had a similar issue and ask how they have overcome it. 回答1: It turned out it was a particular VS Code extension for me. Angular

问题 I'm using VS Code and it's wonderful is all areas but code completion, where it is usually just too slow to be of any use. This example shows how long intellisense took to to find a local variable, and this is only after it was prompted to do so after I hit ctrl+enter. I've not been able to find a solution to this as of yet, so I am here to ask if anyone else has had a similar issue and ask how they have overcome it. 回答1: It turned out it was a particular VS Code extension for me. Angular

问题 In Visual Studio you can include reference paths within your SASS/SCSS files using the following syntax within a .scss file: /// <reference path="vars.scss" /> This is very helpful for providing intellisense for SASS variables and mixins. Right now I have to add a reference path manually to every single SASS file to get this benefit. Is there a way to define "global" Reference Paths for your sass files, where you could define a path once, so that it is available in ALL sass files going

问题 When using the "Default" intellisense engine, some of the symbols in my C++ project cannot be resolved. It turns out that it's because they are in headers where they are guarded by an #ifdef that depends on a macro passed to gcc with the -D flag by the makefile. How can I tell the intellisense engine about these defines so that it is able to compile those parts of the header? 回答1: Project makefile defines are set in .vscode/c_cpp_properties.json . "configurations": [ { ... "defines":[

问题 When using the "Default" intellisense engine, some of the symbols in my C++ project cannot be resolved. It turns out that it's because they are in headers where they are guarded by an #ifdef that depends on a macro passed to gcc with the -D flag by the makefile. How can I tell the intellisense engine about these defines so that it is able to compile those parts of the header? 回答1: Project makefile defines are set in .vscode/c_cpp_properties.json . "configurations": [ { ... "defines":[

问题 Up to now IntelliSense listed all public variables, methods and properties of a class, when I used the name somewhere else, but now it only shows a few properties and methods. The problem also occurs with forms and other controls. There is a post, which dealed already with this issue (link to the post), but it does not provide a working solution. Maybe someone knows the reason for this behaviour. Edit: Here is a screenshot with an example: 回答1: From your screenshot the problem is easier to

问题 I am using Visual Studio Code version 1.17.1. In *.js file when I type document.querySelector("#elementId").style. I have no IntelliSense hints for styles (like margin, display, etc.). Even no onclick event hint after document.querySelector("#elementId"). I don't use any npm packages. It is just simple html\css\js project. How to turn on correct IntelliSense hints? Thanks. 回答1: Because result of the querySelector is either: Element - the most general base class or null If you already know id

问题 I have multiple javascript files and they have their own functions. If I make reference one of them to inside any of them, it doesnt see its functions if the function is not prototype. What is logic inside the Intellisense ? I want to use Splash function with Intellisense feature below, how can I do that ? //My.js /// <reference path="Test.js" /> . //Test.js NameSpace.prototype.UI = new function () { this.Splash = function (value) { try { if (value == 1) { $('#splash').css('height', $

问题 I have multiple javascript files and they have their own functions. If I make reference one of them to inside any of them, it doesnt see its functions if the function is not prototype. What is logic inside the Intellisense ? I want to use Splash function with Intellisense feature below, how can I do that ? //My.js /// <reference path="Test.js" /> . //Test.js NameSpace.prototype.UI = new function () { this.Splash = function (value) { try { if (value == 1) { $('#splash').css('height', $