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I use goimports to automatically reformat my code and make it clean and also keep import in order. But sometimes it works in an incomfortable way together with IDE autosave. Like in this scenario: I want to add new package to my code. Then I install it with dep ensure and refresh my IDE cache. I can comfortably use the package with IDE autocomplete and navigation. What happens with goimports and IDE? I add new package In order to run dep ensure I have to save a file goimports finds unused package and removes it from imports. Not good. Workaround: A. Add new package manually with dep ensure

Now, I hope some of you people will understand what I'm asking. I'm new to programming. I got introduced to JavaScript on Codecademy.com I use labs.codecademy.com for my JavaScript writing, but it's limited. What IDE/Compiler can I use that's pretty simplistic in terms of being new to programming. Where I'm not surrounded by buttons that I don't know how to use yet. Does this even exist? A simple IDE? I think these two editors/IDEs are simple and good for beginners: nodepad++ (with Plugins ) sublimetext (with Plugins ) More "complicated", but good javascript support: netbeans This is very

Currently when I open a terminal in or out of pycharm the path has it open up python2.7.8. My project interpreter in python points to another version installed on my system (python2.6) it all works fine except when I open a terminal from within pycharm it still points to python2.7.8. I know about .pycharmrc, but how would I have the pycharm terminal point to the project python interpreter? Is there an an easy way? 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/24809181/for-the-pycharm-ide-how-would-i-open-a-terminal-in-the-ide-that-uses-an-identica

I have a plain C++ project automatically created by the Qt Creator wizard(just the "Hello World!" one). When I press F5 to debug, there's an error in the terminal: Cannot connect creator comm socket /tmp/qt_temp.HP2094/stub-socket: No such file or directory I have searched for solutions in the Internet and tried this one: change the terminal value from x-terminal-emulator -e to /usr/bin/xterm -e Unfortunately, it doesn't work for me. A message box pops up saying "ptrace: Operation not permitted". How to make my Qt Creator console application function normally? PS: My Qt creator version is the

I want to change my background IDE in eric but when I do this in preferences>editor>style nothing change in background color, just font styles changed. Is there any solution for this? cause white color make a huge damage in editor when working lots of hours Short version: [ Settings > preferences > Editor > Style ] ... is only for unrecognised languages. [ Settings > Preferences > Highlighters > Styles ] ... is for each separate recognized language. Longer version: Changing the background using [ Settings > Preferences > Editor > Style ] works fine. ... Well kinda. 1) This particular

At work we are using a proprietary language and to program we are using Notepad++ with a simple code highlight. That is really annoying so, what I want to do is to invest some time to setup a text editor or an existing IDE to support my language. I've googled a lot and there are so many options and before starting to work I wanna ask to you what is the best choice. What I want to do is to have, like an IDE, a syntax highlight, a window with the function list tree, with the local function variables inside the same subtree, maybe text autocomplete (if I type "pro" I would like to see the