I know its an annoying issue hope someone or IntelleJ itself find a solution.
There are definitions for every single steps but when I press Ctrl+Click on steps to navigate to step definitions, it doesn't work and it say no step definition create step definition.
I tried all possible and recommended ways like 'edit config' and setting the proper glue, Installing/uninstalling Substep plugin
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I am using Serenity Cucumber4, and I am trying to find a way to get prompts when I am writing feature files that can tell me what step definition glue codes are available to me. Otherwise I would do it as I am currently, going into step definition files and copy/pasting the glue code into the feature file.
Is there a plugin for eclipse or vscode? Or maybe a special IDE that has this built it? Or, would I need to create my own plugin for this (I don't know how)?
If switching to IntelliJ is an option, there are plugins available to achieve this.
I can go to the feature file in cucumber and see each step and I will know which ones are defined and which ones aren't.
However, is there a way that I can see whethere there are any undefined steps in .feature files in my entire project.
RubyMine 2020.1 and later allows running the Undefined step inspection for the entire project to find undefined steps:
From the main menu, select Code | Run Inspection by Name.
Type Undefined step in the popup and press Enter.
Make sure that Whole project is selected and click OK to find undefined steps.
when you run your cucumber, the console will show you all unimplemented scenario statement and suggest you to implement it.
Also, In java cucumber plug-in the .feature file statement are not implement shown in yellow color. it may same in ruby too
I'm a student who concerned about this issue, I'd like to create a button and when the user taps the 'Start' button, the app opens the Unity program.
and I've done lots works for this in the past few weeks,I also found this question:
How to make Unity3D as an activity in Android Studio?
this is certainly what I want solve too. But Unfortunately, there is just 1 answer replied.
and I found this way in:
Unity3D and Android Studio Integration (the 2nd answer)
I'm so glad could find this way to try, but there are so many wrongs,May I please someone who can solve my bugs or teach me a better way to do? please!
I reference this answer and do it step by step, and I bullet all the problems which I met as follow:
1.In the step 1 "import new module",I just can choose a gradle file rather than a project folder, is that right?
2.In the step 5,Sorry for that I don't really understand what this means,[Integrate the new unity module's Manifest with your project’s Manifest by moving necessary tags to our project’s Manifest (e.g. :Activity, uses-feature etc.). But I only have 1 Manifest, I don't know how to integrate:
3.In the step 6,I add "compile project(path: ':yournewmodulename')" to dependencies, after that the problems appear.
4.In the last step, I don't know how to create a layout like that, do I have to create a new file before Step 1 ?
5.In the last step,I've try this script many times,but why this important [UnityPlayerNativeActivity] always become gray?
Please any master who can solve them!!! I would be vary very grateful! thanks a lot!!!
I am using Specflow to write test in BDD style format. Unfortunately today morning in my visual studio, I am not able to see the options to create the step files. Even F12 is not working. Those statements which do not have a step file definition will be in Purple previously. But today it is in Black even though there is no step file definition.
Please see attachment
Could anyone please help me as what I am missing
Thanks
sounds to me like you have not got the Specflow visual studio extension installed.
Are you on the same machine? Have you disabled extensions?
I am not sure what exactly you are looking for. If possible please post complete image of the right click options you are getting.
Scenario steps which do not have step defs will be in pink colour. Once step defs are coded colour will change to black colour.
Image link: http://i61.tinypic.com/2whgjdd.png
If you want to create step def for steps, right click on the step and find Generate Step Definitions or Go To Step Definition options at the bottom. Click any of the option to create step defs.
Image link: http://i59.tinypic.com/2cdihqr.png
Note: Unfortunately I am unable to post images here due to lack of reputation. I am adding links to view the images.
I tried all options which are listed above and some not listed. The last option worked - uninstall and reinstall visual studio.
I faced the same issue in Visual Studio ultimate 2013 as well and it annoyingly took 3-4 hours to resolve it.
I followed the steps mentioned here - http://www.specflow.org/documentation/Troubleshooting-Visual-Studio-Integration/
and tried to delete the "specflow-stepmap-SpecFlowProject-607539109-73a67da9-ef3b-45fd-9a24-6ee0135b5f5c.cache" file but it still didn't work.
Similar steps are mentioned here as well - http://brantleytec.blogspot.com.au/2014/08/specflow-force-step-definition-rebinding.html
After deleting the cache file, when I reopened Visual Studio and the solution, the cache file never got recreated.
However what worked for me was reloading the project. It worked perfectly fine after that.
So here is what I suggest - Delete the cache files and then reload the project.
It is the same thing I experienced before.
The solution was to delete all the files inside bin/Debug folder and restart your visual studio. Hopefully this could help you resolve the issue as it can be extremely annoying.
I'm working on an express project that might need TinyMCE, what's the best way to use TinyMCE in an express project? Do I just follow the installation instructions, is there a special module or set of instructions I should follow? I've searched google, the tinymce forums, and here using the following search terms, nodejs,express,tinymce. Could someone please point me in the right direction? Thank you for your consideration.
Here are a few links which should help you get started -- I found them very useful.
http://www.tinymce.com/wiki.php/%22For_Dummies%22 -- perfect simple explanations here
http://www.zenphoto.org/news/how-to-create-custom-tinymce-configurations
http://www.tinymce.com/wiki.php/Installation
In general, I've found that if you want something complex like Microsoft Word-style, then just follow the default install instructions. Or, if you want to make it simpler, everything you need, you should be able to change in the tinyMCE.init() function -- that's where you can change what buttons are there, etc.