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I am working on a nodejs project in which all code is written in typescript. It follows a microservice pattern (and each microservice is an independent project) hence lot of projects needs to be opened and debugged at the same time. I tried webstorm and visual studio (with NTVS) but not satisified with both of them. Webstorm ignores many build errors (very important as those will fail during CI) and not as good as visual studio in intellisense and ease of use. On the other hand, Visualstudio is not as fast as I want. Also I am tied to windows and the filename length problem in node_modules is

This question was migrated from Super User because it can be answered on Stack Overflow. Migrated 9 years ago . I don't like splitting up my development environments, but I build projects for clients who use both .NET systems and Apache-based systems. This means I am forced to split my time between Visual Studio for the .NET and Dreamweaver or another IDE for the PHP-based work. I don't want to use two IDEs - I'd much rather build everything in one. I prefer VS for its intellisense support. It's also easier to track down bugs in JavaScript used between two different projects when the syntax

I was working with my webstorm 7.0.3 which used for editing the javascript code. All of the sudden something went wrong with my system and everything froze! Had to cold reboot the system and when restarted the webstorm i saw these error messages stating that none of my settings that I spent hours to create ( and of course saved) can be restored! This is has may be a serious bug in websotrm which may cause lack of reliability of this product There is a hidden folder .idea inside the webstorm working directory. Remove that folder and try again. maybe late, but this just happened to me on

I'm looking something like the functionality given in Sublime Text by the shortcut (windows) Ctrl + Shift + P named "HTML: Encode Special Characters" but in IntelliJ IDEA . This functionality is able to transform this (as a example): I'm a special character phrase "áéíóú ñ" Into this: I'm a special character phrase "áéíóú ñ" Only by surrounding the specified text and pressing the shortcut key combination given above (again, in windows Ctrl + Shift + P ). Any thoughts? UPDATE (07-04-2016) By now, Intellij Idea support this feature natively (version 2016). You need to select the text you want to

I really like Code::Blocks for its build system and step through debugging abilities - ie I really enjoy using wrappers to gcc/gdb more than using them from Makefiles or the command line. The problem is, I'm so brain damaged (or spoilt, some might say) by years of VIM use that I cannot edit in a standard Windows text editor. So, I setup Code::Blocks to use VIM as the file handler for .cpp/ .c/*.h and along with VIM's --server-name and --remote-tab options can right-click files in my C::B project window and select to open them with the file extension handler and they pop up as new tabs in a

In Pycharm, the console history has entries from newest (top) to oldest (bottom). Which is fine in a way, but it's horrible for copy pasting several lines of code from history. What happens is that you get your code flow upside down when copying from history. Basically, you have to copy+paste one line at a time, at the cost of opening the history and scrolling to the desired line every single time. It doesn't matter if you Ctrl select your lines in the order you want them to be re-entered. The console history pop-up will sort them according to the order shown (i.e., newest on top, oldest in

This question already has an answer here : Black dash / line on visual studio 2012 left margin (1 answer) Closed 4 years ago . Somehow, one of the lines in my source code became marked with a black arrow-shaped icon pointing to the right. I'm familiar with bookmarks and breakpoints, but I can't find a clue about this one. It is the top-most icon in the screenshot below. What is the purpose of this symbol? That icon indicates that the line is a Find Result from the last time you did a "Find In Files." 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/30915869/in-visual-studio-2013-what-does-this-black

I first tried to install VS 2017 RC and a problem occurred during installation. I tried to repair the installation but while it was repairing - my computer blue screened (probably unrelated to installation I was running a lot of programs). Now, whenever I try to install VS 2017 - it instantly gives me this error log and says 'Setup operation failed'. What do I do to fix this? Error log: [29cc:0004][2016-12-22T07:39:53] Error 0x80004003: at Microsoft.VisualStudio.Setup.Cache.InstanceRepository.GetInstance() at Microsoft.VisualStudio.Setup.Cache.CacheRepository.d__27.MoveNext() at System.Linq

Under Android Studio 1.0.2 is there a way to fold the block of code for a Switch conditional statement? I could not find how to do it online or in File > Settings. Select the code block and right click to choose fold code block (it "says" Ctrl-Shift-Period but Ctrl-Shift-Period doesnt really do it....) Vitaly Zinchenko To fold an arbitrary selected block Select contiguous fragment of code in the editor. On the main menu, choose Code|Folding|Fold Selection/Remove Region, or press Ctrl + Period Source: https://www.jetbrains.com/help/idea/2017.1/code-folding.html 来源： https://stackoverflow.com