I'm using a number of extensions in Brackets like JSHint and Less autocompile, which were stopped working for a while. Not sure why exactly. Tried to reload, reopen w/o extensions, reinstall extensions but nothing seems to resolve the problem.
As an example, a grey circle showing up in the bottom right corner instead of the usual icons of JSHint:
Using Brackets version 1.9 with Less AutoCompile v.1.1.10 and JSHint v2.2.20.
Found the problem. linting.enabled was set to false in brackets.json for some reason.
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My Haskell isn't showing any more syntax highlight and color, but I can still write it with suggestions and snippets. This is the first time it happened, and it works without a problem before, that it shows color and syntax highlighting
I've already tried uninstalling vscode and reinstalling again, installing GHCup again, and restarting my Mac. But still, I can't get the syntax color back. Tried changing the theme too, reinstalling Haskell related extension but nothing works.
Before this happen, I was reopening my vscode, and it pops out some message error on the right bottom, that says: "Error with calling Haskell server 3 times, so not calling again" or something along those lines, because I remember it only vaguely and now it doesn't reappear anymore.
How do I fix this syntax color highlighting issue with Haskell?
There was a bug in the language-haskell extension, introduced in 3.5.0. It has been fixed today, with 3.6.0 out.
Yeah due to Christmas I went over to my mother but still wanted to improve my skills in rust. For one day everything just worked fine, but now vscode doesn't underline the errors.
https://imgur.com/a/LxAe8f6
here a pic how it looks, I have rust-analyzer installed. It should underline something because the method doesn't return. anything.
Do you have any idea how to get rid of the Issue I already reinstalled twice.
Are you in main.rs?
If you are in a module file or lib.rs you need to import the files with use.
Other than that, I don't know, you could try enabling
"rust-analyzer.trace.extension": true,
In your settings.json file and checking your log output.
I had some issues after installing the latest version so you may want to head to the rust-analyzer extension page, click the drop-down arrow next to Uninstall and selecting Install older version, I just used a version that was 11 days old and it seemed to fix things.
EDIT: There is an issue showing VSCode downloads the wrong/old version.
I have installed Plymouth on ArchLinux. And have done everything according the documentation. The problem is that the displayed splash, is not the theme I have set, In fact I couldn't find it in any of the themes in /usr/share/plymouth/themes! A gray screen is shown, with three white squares that toggle on and off one after each other. I can guess that this is a fallback theme, but I have set the default theme. What is the problem? Any hint is appreciated. I am using grub2 as bootloader.
As I had guessed this was a fallback theme. And as no one gave me a better answer all this while, I give my solution for this problem. It seems like something was broken in the changes that I had made, and I think it was in plymouth's own created files and not the config files. I uninstalled the plymouth, then deleted all the configuration files in the etc folder, and then reinstalled it again. All the files that I had deleted were created again, and everything was working. This time when I applied the modification things got working this time.
So I've got Mactype installed which renders fonts beautifully on my Windows setup, but since I installed the latest version of Brackets v1.1 the font smoothing/anti-aliasing has been terrible.
Here's a comparison between version 1.0 and 1.1 .
v1.0
v1.1
I'm really not sure why it looks like this, I have tried clearing everything related with Brackets in ~\Appdata\Roaming\Brackets\ thinking it might be a conflict with some extensions I had installed but that didn't work, I'm guessing its a bug in the latest release.
Unfortunately I'm answering my own question, after doing a ton of research on the issue, I found out this was similar with font rendering issues I had been having in Chrome with mactype, I posted the issue on brackets' github and luckily someone else had the same bug in v1.2 and was able to get it working by starting a shortcut to Brackets with the switch --disable-direct-write .
Just append the switch to the end of your shortcut's target like this:
"C:\Program Files (x86)\Brackets\Brackets.exe" --disable-direct-write
And make sure you're starting brackets from the shortcut. :)
This happened all of a sudden - I have no idea what triggered it. But, when I opened up a Visual Studio solution, here's what I get:
The text in blue and red aren't usually those colors, and the weird white border on the selected row isn't usually a border like this. As you can see, it's kind of hard to read. I can't recall exactly what colors they were, but they weren't these. I went to the following and chose "Use Defaults", but that didn't do anything:
Any ideas on how to fix this?
An extension that you have recently installed might have caused this unexpected behaviour. Even seemingly unrelated extensions can sometimes do weird things.
If you've installed multiple extensions and don't know which one is the problem, try disabling them one by one and see if you can deduce which one is being problematic.