For some reason, I can't enable "Coding assistance for Node.js".
My WebStorm version is 2019.3.
When I click on the checkbox it starts loading and after some time unchecks it again:
The answer is as simple as it can be, I just needed to update webstorm c:
Thanks, #jonrsharpe for pointing it out to me
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I'm using VSC latest version on OSX Big Sur, with the Python extension and a couple of theme and icon extensions.
I'm not sure if the extra information shown below for the print function and others can be turned off.
If so and someone knows the proper name and how to disable them I'd appreciate it.
Thank you
Everyone,
the title of the question says it all, do you have any ideas how this can be fixed so that I can analyse the code execution step-by-step?
#Pave_Karateev,
please find the below screenshot with breakpoints included and Debugger ON. The buttons are still not clickable. Could you please advise what is the order of the Debugging process in case I am doing something wrong so that I can have this working?
p.s. sorry for my late reply - did not have access to a PC over the last couple of days :)
10nx for checking into this!
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Hey guys, I am new to Sublime Text3, and last week somehow I changed the way ST3 lint my code and show the error information. It looks actually a little annoying and I would like to get rid of these instant error display while I am coding. Can someone tell me how to do that?
In addition, how to setup ST3 so that when you type a function from a package, it could show its meaning and format? I can do it in my Windows PC but failed in MAC.
Really appreciate any help!
Open your package control, for Ubuntu its Ctrl+Shift+P, It may be Cmd+Shift+P, type disable in the package, it would show you Package Control:: Disable Package, press an enter key, now disable the packages that are causing it.
I'm trying to use the Atom's package 'node-debugger' (here), but I can't find a way to add a breakpoint to a file. I tried using F9 being at the line but it does nothing. Any idea?
I'm on Mac El Capitan and node 0.10.40
You can use atom-bugs, I created it since I was looking for a better debugger for my favorite editor atom :) by the way node-debugger is a great tool but it does not satisfy my needs atom-bugs is more user friendly.
atom-bugs
I just use the debugger statement.
debugger;;
Adding an extra ";" seem to help in some circumstances. :-)
In Eclipse 3.2.2 on Linux content assist is not finding classes within the same project. Upgrading above 3.2 is not an option as SWT is not available above 3.2 for Solaris.
I have seen suggestions to clean the workspace, reopen the workspace, run eclipse with the -clean command, none of which has worked.
Go to Java/Editor/Content Assist/Advanced in Preferences, and make sure that the correct proposal kinds are selected. Same kind of thing happened to me when I first moved to 3.4.
Thanks for your last comment it worked partially.
If there is any kind of errors, the content assist wont work. Once fixed, it partially works.
I say partially because, there appear to be a bug, when I do Perl EPIC inheritance ex:
package FG::CatalogueFichier;
use FG::Catalogue;
our #ISA = qw(FG::Catalogue);
use strict;
, the inheritted subroutines are not displayed in the content assist.
Are you sure that "build automatically" in the Project menu is checked? :-)
Another thing: is the Problems view, unfiltered, completely clear of compilation errors and of classpath errors?
I sometimes find I "lose" content assist because the "content assist computers" get disabled.
This is in:
[Workspace]\.metadata\.plugins\org.eclipse.core.runtime\.settings
org.eclipse.jdt.ui.prefs
and I just have to remove this property:
content_assist_disabled_computers=