I think that SciTE can do it but it doesn't work for me. Is there any option to setup?
I have set load.on.activate=1 in my SciTEUser.properties which works like a charm.
EDIT:
Use it in combination with save.on.deactivate=1 and reload.preserves.undo=1. The SciTEDocs will tell you more.
Add this line on the SciTEUser.properties file:
save.session=1
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I am coming from languages that don't use semicolons by default and I keep forgetting adding them all the time. Also it's annoying to type ; all the time.
Is there any VS Code plugin that will add semicolons on save automatically?
If it's not possible in VS Code, is it possible in some other editor like IntelliJ or something?
For anyone looking for an answer to this problem, add this to your settings.json in VSCode:
"editor.codeActionsOnSave": {
"quickfix.insertSemicolon": true,
},
That's not directly possible at the moment. You may try this extension: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=vmsynkov.colonize
I have a problem with texlive, when I try to copy paste some code, it pastes without tabs(formatting) in the beginning of lines. It is really annoying to type them again. Is the way to change that behavior?
Thanks.
Setting Indentation mode to "Keep Indentation" in Option/Configure TexLive/Editor helps me.
GVim can achieve this goal by set linespace=12, but It does not work in xfce4-terminal.
I have tried almost all terminal listed in this page, but didn't find.
thanks for help!
Finally, I changed xfce4-terminal to urxvt
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I added a simple code snippet:
And when i'm trying to type "tablerows" in my class i get no suggestions. Tried to clean the project didnt help.
Any ideas? Thank you.
The completion scope is important. If you have set it to be "Class Implementation" then you have to try the shortcut in the class -- outside any methods. I hope you are doing that, since the code snippet is actually a method.
Restart XCode completely, to apply the changes. Thanks to #Moshe
In the Jed editor, you are supposed to be able to use M-f to move one word to the right. However, when I try to use Alt-f, it triggers the File menu. Is there a way to make this work?
I haven't tested this, but this site seems to have a solution:
. . . the solution is to place the following in $HOME/.jedrc
() = evalfile ("emacs");