My VS Code is up to date but I'm not sure why the intellisense is not working properly.. its only showing the first file/folder instead of the list of files/folders when I press control + space.
I tried the solution mentioned in this link but still not working. https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/issues/103855
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Below is the Xamarin Forms solution but I have witnessed the same in WPF solution too. App.iOS project has blank configurations.
What's worse, you are not able to Add New ones by scrolling down and pressing <New...> - It does nothing. If you try to <Edit...> and remove/rename the blank ones, you get an error "The operation could not be completed".
I would like to remove blank rows, and be able to add new configurations using the <New...> button.
What I've tried:
Cleaning and rebuilding project
Rebooting Visual studio and PC
Tempering with App.iOS.csproj file, no blank data in there, nothing looked wrong to me.
So maybe this will help you. I had the same issue on my solution today and found your post.
I tried messing around with the sln file manually without luck.
My solution:
Since my project was x86 only I ended up clicking the edit in the Active solutions platform: dropdown.
I removed the items x64 and Any CPU. Then I went to each project and checked if it still had those two entries. Some did and I removed them. To my surprise when I then clicked the dropdown for one of the projects that had blank entries they were gone and so was the ones for the second project that had the blank entries too. Hopefully this will work for you.
While switching over to a new computer I installed the latest version of Visual Studio 2019 (v16.3.5). As a result when I load the project and try to update the models from the database it updates every single model by changing indents and adding extra line breaks and spaces in places. As a result in git every single model shows up as being changed when in reality nothing was actually changed other than spacing. I tried to look for a setting which could change this but had no luck. Restarted VS a couple of times and tried to right click on edmx file and "Run Custom Tool" but no luck.
I have several coworkers who are running 16.1.3 and have no issues, so it looks like it could be something that changed/broke in a new release. I have read via forums about other users having issues with VS2019 and edmx related tasks but haven't encountered this exact problem yet on the web.
UPDATE: It looks like if I downgrade to 16.1.3 I still see the issue. It is the same version my coworkers are on and don't see it. Could this be some kind of setting?
Found a link finally where somebody had the same issue. It actually turned out to be line endings. I had to open the 2 .tt files I had in notepad++ and convert to windows and save. Once I did that I was able to update without all models changing.
Edmx generate model file with blank lines
It seems that my Visual Studio Code is ignoring the encoding that I manually set in the User Settings file.
As you can see in the following image, I added the 8th line, and that is the only modification I made. But, In the diff screen, every special character gets modified:
This is the User Setting file that I have:
The windows1252 encoding works perfectly while editing the file, but it seems to get replaced by utf8 (standard VSCode encoding) while comparing both versions.
By the way, I am using the Visual Studio Team Services extension. Has anyone faced this before?
This seemed to be a problem with the extension itself. Right now, I am using the Azure Repos v 1.144.1 and it is working just fine.
I wondered if anyone could help me with a strange bug I am having with CodeLite, which I am using as C IDE.
Basically nothing displays in the right side window editor when I open source files. This also happens when trying to change the fonts etc (this is where i looked first), whereby no preview displays.
Of possible note, that this absence of displayed text also occurs for example texts such as the one during the set up, as well as the pop up "Colours and Fonts".
The rest seems to work correctly, I was able to compile and run a project in the workspace for which I knew no edits needed to be made.
I am running Windows 7 professional 64 bits and i have not observed any issue elsewhere, only with CodeLite. I used the 64 bits installer to install CodeLite 12.02.
Attempted so far: restart computer, uninstall / reinstall CodeLite. Obviously looked up google, stackoverflow and CodeLite forum, without success finding anything similar.
Any idea where I should look for ways to solve this issue ?
Screenshot of CodeLite with a an example main.c open in editor but not showing content:
Screenshot of actual content of example main.c (hello world):
Screenshot of CodeLite initial set up, also showing no example text:
Screenshot of CodeLite "Colours and Fonts" pop up, also showing no example text:
May be it's late, but it happened that I solved the issue. I experienced the same problem with the latest CodeLite v15.0.3 at the time of writing. I also have Windows 7 64 bits and nothing was shown for the text of any opened source file.
Solution:
Open Settings > Preferences > Misc
and simply uncheck this setting:
[ ] Windows Only: use Direct2D editor drawings
It helped me.
I'm using SketchFlow for the first time, and am confused as to why my text isn't showing up in the "Buxton Sketch" font it's supposed to (see image). I just did a repair installation, and it didn't make a difference. In the Text properties, I don't see "Buxton Sketch" as an option, either. I'd appreciate any help.
UPDATE
Everything looks fine in the SketchFlow player (when I hit F5), but not in the designer.
Compared to this:
Proper "wiggly" font http://www.lorenheiny.com/wp-content/uploads/sketchflowwigglystyles.png
I tried downloading the SketchFlow files from a tutorial I had used, and it worked fine. It turned out the difference was that my files resided within a subfolder of a directory I had named "C#" - where I've kept all of my Visual Studio source files for a long time, with no problems (until now). Moving the SketchFlow project to a different directory fixed it.
What makes it even stranger is that the C# directory is 2 levels higher up than the solution's directory, so I don't know why anything within the solution would even matter.
Are you able to create anything with that font? Can you create a textblock and set the text to the Buxton Sketch font?
We encountered this same issue - but found a slightly different solution.
In our case, SketchFlow projects were being in the default location (My Documents\Expression\Blend 3\Projects), and the screens weren't coming up with Buxton Sketch.
The difference we found is that, in our environment, "My Documents" is mapped to a network storage location (H:\Data). What we observed was:
Open the project via My Documents\Expression\Blend 3\Projects. No Buxton Sketch. :-(
Open the project via H:\Data\Expression Blend 3\Projects. Buxton Sketch OK. :-)
Click "Embed" in the Text properties on most "Sketchy" controls to get Buxton Sketch to appear at design time in Blend for MS Visual Studio 2013 (v 12.0.50429.0 update 2)
If you paste items from other sketchflow screens, ensure you paste after you have already added a "Sketchy" control to your screen and don't "Overwrite existing resource with copied resource" when a "Resource Key Conflict" occurs, "Discard the copied resource and use the existing resource" if the resources from your copied items already exist or leave as default and add them.
First, make sure you've started by creating a new Sketchflow Application from Blend 3. Then from within Blend 3 in your Sketchflow project on the toolbar, click the chevron at the bottom of the list (the >>). From there expand Styles and select SketchStyles. From there you should see all the sketchy controls like BasicTextBox-Sketch and ListBox-Sketch. Those all have the sketchy look that you want.
It shows up at design time for me.
(source: bryantlikes.com)