Can I have a custom project view in IntelliJ IDEA? For example in Android Studio we get this:
Now, I want a custom one like that to show only java files and one to show only xml files. It is possible to do so?
You can use custom scopes for that: Configuring Scopes and File Colors
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I'm trying to use the PJS.Bootstrap Theme in Orchard. After I've enabled the module I can see a "Theme-Bootstrap" menu option under Settings on the Dashboard. When I click that menu item, all I see is Settings page with just a "Save" button and nothing else.
I'm expecting to see something where I can switch between different CSS styles. When I look at the source for the Theme I'm seeing items like cosmo, cyborg, darkly, etc.
Is there something else I need to do to get the PJS.Bootstrap Theme to show Settings? I'm using Orchard v.1.10.1
Thanks!
You'll probably need to upgrade the module to .NET 4.5.2, it is currently at 4.5.1. So if you add the theme to your themes folder and add it in Visual Studio, then right click the project and select Properties, here you can change the .NET version. You'll probably also need to remove the references to JetBrains in the BootstrapThemeSettingsPartHandler.cs class.
I'm trying to create simple custom command (added in TOOLS menu option) to open the tool bar with custom control in VS 2013 using VS Package project.
I'm following https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb165987.aspx this guide but not sure why it's not working.
When I click on it, it opens tool window but without content under it. I want to show the MyControl.cs or custom control content under it.
I've tried a lot to find it out on Google but no relevent article found for same.
I've notice when I created new VS Package, it created "MyControl.xaml" file which loading it's data properly. I deleted that file and created new user control "MyControl.cs" which is not loading data.
Not sure if it requires VSIX project or VS Package. Is there any other way to do this?
Nothing in vsix development is simple at first. Try using this tutorial. It's from a series you can find here.
For you to show custom tool window content you have to extend the ToolWindowPane class and override the Window property returning your content as a IWin32Window. The tutorial fully explains it, and very well I might add, and the series is excellent even though it targets vs2010.
I have a new XPages app with Domino 9 but I don't see an option to have OneUI3 there. I got also the XPages Demo App 2.0 from OpenNTF where this option exists, however I could not find where does it come from. If I just copy the demo app xsp.properties source code to my application, it does not work. Do I have to do something special with my application to get this theme?
There is no predefined choice or option for that.
Just edit the source of your XSP properties file OR create and use a theme. Extend the theme from the "oneuiv3.0.2" theme to get this working. Details here: http://mardou.dyndns.org/Privat/osnippets.nsf/snippet.xsp?documentId=96AB51B29A4F4369C1257B1D0064D05F
Is there a way to specify what type of project an item template is for besides CSharp and VB? I have tried setting ProjectType to Web and ProjectSubType to CSharp as it says in this article http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms171386(v=vs.110).aspx. This causes the item template to not appear anywhere. I've also tried the reverse, which gets it to show up under C#, but not under web.
Ideally I'd like for it to show under MVC, but even Web would just be fine. How can do I that?
Since this is a VSIX I can't and don't want to just drop it into the appropriate area of the item templates folder.
<ProjectType>CSharp</ProjectType>
<ProjectSubType>Web</ProjectSubType>
<RequiredFrameworkVersion>4.0</RequiredFrameworkVersion>
<NumberOfParentCategoriesToRollUp>2</NumberOfParentCategoriesToRollUp>
You need to mimic the hierarchy in you VSIX project where you included the template file. For example, if you want the template to appear under the node Web under C# and you have the template file under the folder ItemTemplates in your VSIX project, you need to move the template file to:
ItemTemplates > CSharp > Web
Then:
<ProjectType>CSharp</ProjectType>
<NumberOfParentCategoriesToRollUp>1</NumberOfParentCategoriesToRollUp>
Would be sufficient. You don't need to set <ProjectSubType></ProjectSubType>
I have just installed Xcode 4 and I am trying to create projects that use core data. However, the checkbox to use core data is not available in any of the project templates. Has anyone else run into this or know how to solve it. I have tried reinstalling Xcode, which does not solve the problem.
The "Use Core Data" checkbox appears only when you choose certain kinds of templates, like the Empty Application iOS template...
Try the different templates to see exactly for which one Core Data is available...
As the most upvoted answer of Lindemann says, CoreData is not available for all the project templates. If you wonder why is that, then here is Apple's reason for that.
Important: Not all templates offer a Core Data option.
Core Data is an advanced technology that is not required for creating simple applications.
https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/documentation/DataManagement/Devpedia-CoreData/coreDataOverview.html
Did you try creating a new project using one of the main templates like "Cocoa Application"? If you're used to one of the preview releases of Xcode 4, note the options are no longer on the main template sheet but rather show up on a second sheet after choosing a template.
You can change manually template to add coredata checkbox.
Right-click on xCode app icon, and show content package.
Then follow this :
http://rypearts.com/proof/bob/r1/2012/03/04/creating-custom-xcode-4-file-templates/
and this : http://ennio.sperimentando.it/2011/08/22/xcode-setting-the-tab-bar-project-template-to-support-core-data-4/