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I need to switch from a 2 spaces indentation style to a 4 spaces one within an automatically created Ionic project. I'm running WebStorm 2016.1 on Mac OS X. I already tried to change: WebStorm | Preferences | Code Style | JavaScript | Tabs and indents and play with indent size, tab size, use tab character etc... but no change seems to have effect on existing (and new) JavaScript files. Any idea about how to achieve it? Might some general setting prevent this changes to take effect? Do you have .editorconfig file in your project? Settings from there will overwrite your Code Style settings (and

I'm always getting confused as to which tab is which in SQL Server Management Studio 2008 R2. I don't find the default naming scheme of tabs very intuitive. Is there a way I can manually rename them? then don't use tabs, switch to window view: from the menu: tools - options in the dialog box, environment - general: click on the "MDI" environment radio button I fought with the tabs and gave up, this works better for me. the tabs just show the first few characters, which ends up being the beginning of the database name, which was usless for me. You can use menu - "window" to see a list of your

Any Idea what happened to the Setting's Custom URL Scheme on iOS 10? Is Apple still giving acess to third-pary apps to launch iOS Settings from the app via URL Scheme on iOS10? The Old URL scheme are not working anymore! None of the previous methods for launching the root "Settings" app on iOS 8+ were officially supported by Apple, so unfortunately we can't rely on them. It's also possible that apps that relied on the undocumented behaviors could be rejected during App Store review, even if others have been approved--even if the same app had been previously approved! I've been unable to

I've been working with an updated to update one of my apps and using Properties.Settings.Default.Upgrade() and discovered that after my updater restarts my app, it is run under the SYSTEM user instead of the default/logged in user. This got me wondering, where is the user.config for SYSTEM stored? I know where the user.config is stored normally ( C:\Documents and Settings\%USERPROFILE%\Local Settings\Application Data\etc... ), but there isn't a folder in Documents and Settings for the SYSTEM user. Does anybody know where it is or/how .NET handles this? The Local Application Data folder for the

I wanted to test my application for 250 concurrent users, I have some doubts about the load test setting. What should be the correct setting to achieve the above... I have set the Max user count as 250 and test iteration in run setting as 1, So will it send 250 virtual request ??? or I have to set the Max user count as 250 and test iteration in run setting as 250 Here are some explanations about load test settings: In the Constant Load Pattern you set how the load test will create your virtual users. If you Set Pattern = Constant then visual studio will create 250 virtual users without meaning