I started using JetBrains Rider and it adds strange "value" bubble/label into functions that I don't need.
How do I remove it?
Here is an example:
These are parameter name hints. Hints in C# and VB.NET can be configured under Editor | Parameter Name Hints.
Hints in JavaScript, TypeScript, and SQL can be configured on the Editor | General | Appearance settings page.
See https://blog.jetbrains.com/dotnet/2018/11/27/inline-parameter-name-hints-c-vb-net-resharper-rider/
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When creating an object in IntelliJ, I want the IDE to show me the class variables prompt even when I am not adding hard coding a value. The default behavior is to show only while hard coding a value. How can I make IntelliJ show me the variables at all times:
You can configure parameter hint options at Settings (Preferences on macOS) | Editor | Inlay Hints | Java | Editor | Inlay Hints | Java | Parameter Hints.
Try enabling the checkboxes and check the Exclude list.
I use Resharper with Visual Studio 2017. I've noticed in the last couple days that intellisense is no longer showing local variables (which is very annoying).
In the screenshot below, notice the variable "result" is not listed in the intellisense list. Also notice that I have all the little icons for what to show checked-off.
Is this a feature of ReSharper that needs to be turned back on? Is there a setting somewhere that controls this?
Try unticking "ReSharper | Options | Environment | IntelliSense | Completion Filters | Persist filter state" checkbox. There is a bug report on YouTrack
somehow I'm missing the add to abbreviations suggestion in resharper:
So, what can I do to reenable it?
Lots of Greetings!
Volker
As I see, ReSharper has never suggested adding anything to abbreviation list for such case. At least I checked it in ReSharper 6.1.1, 7.1.3 and 8.1. According to default naming convention for local variables (ReSharper | Options | Code Editing | C# | Naming Style | Local variables), lowerCamelCase template should be used there for the name.
if you type a name like "aUBI", ReSharper will suggest adding UBI to the list, because the first letter in the name still is in lower case. Otherwise, it will break naming convention.
if you change naming style for local variable to UpperCamelCase and the name is still "UBI", ReSharper will suggest adding "UBI" to the list, because it won't break naming convention (first letter in Upper case).
If you consider such behavior like a bug, you are welcome to submit a new ticket to YouTrack.
Any idea why I'm not getting any documentation to go along with my ReSharper IntelliSense? If I go to the ReSharper options and enable the Visual Studio IntelliSense instead, I get the proper documentation when going through the members in the IntelliSense pop up. If I re-enable the ReSharper IntelliSense, I now get the ReSharper IntelliSense pop up sans documentation.
Go to ReSharper | Options -> Environment | IntelliSense | Completion Appearance. Check Show member signatures and Show summary.
For those who, like me, tried the solution provided above and it didn't work. I found this article and it did the trick for me.
Go to Tools - Options - Text Editor - C# (or all Languages, or whatever you need).
In the general section, the options Auto list Members and Parameter information must be enabled. (I suppose only Parameter Information would be fine to, but i enabled the other one anyway as its a nice feature).
I'm an Java eclipse user thats doing web development in coldfusion in Dreamweaver. In eclipse, it checks your spelling as you type, is there a similar functionality in dreamweaver's code view?
If you mean spell-check the code functions then there is sort of a way. In Edit | Preferences | Code Hints you can enable hinting which will kinda/sorta provide a spell check function. If you get the function correct, you'll get the hinting. Caveat, not all functions work with CS4.
If you mean spell-check text, then no. DW won't do spell-as-you-go in Code or Design View. In fact, it won't do spell check at all in Code View...you will have to be Split or Design view to run the command.