I closed the workspace that is titled "Welcome to Pharo 2.0". How do I open it again?
Try opening a new empty workspace and use the triangle on top right to get to the "previous contents" entry. You should find the default "Welcome to Pharo 2.0" text there:
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I had just installed Dart and was following the first app tutorial for flutter. I opened the profile/AndoidManifest.xml file.
I clicked the "Open for editing in Android Studio" text. It showed me three choices: "This Window", "New Window", and "Cancel", and a check box to "Remember, don't ask again".
I foolishly checked "Remember, don't ask again" and clicked "New Window". "New window" is not the choice I wanted to make permanent. Neither was "This window", I should have clicked cancel, but that's beside the point.
I cannot figure out how to un-remember this setting choice. I have searched through File->Settings without finding anything that seems applicable.
You can handle it via that steps.
File -> Settings -> Appearance & Behavior -> System Settings -> Project Opening
And you can tick Ask Button.
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Wanting to migrate my small project from Pharo 5 to Pharo 6.1, and I happily found the File Out option when I right-clicked on my package and its classes. I saw it generates text files for those artifacts in my image directory (I'm running on Windows). So far, so good.
However, I looked everywhere for a menu to import these files back into Pharo 6.1 (right-clicked on the package list, etc.) to no avail. How does one do a File In (the opposite of File Out)?
World menu > Tools > File Browser > (locate your changes file) + right-click > Changelist browser
The easiest way to file code in, is to just drag and drop the file onto the Pharo window. A dialog appears to ask you how you want to proceed.
I am trying to open a second project in my current PyCharm window, and I got the following pop up window:
However, the choice of "Add to currently opened project" check box doesn't show.
The tutorial at https://www.jetbrains.com/help/pycharm/2018.1/opening-multiple-projects.html?utm_medium=link&utm_source=product&utm_campaign=PC&utm_content=2018.1
has the check box. Why doesn't my pop-out window have the check box? Thanks!
According to this,
the option is only available for opening a new project. Also, see the bug tracker. In order to get the "add to currently opened projects" you have to go through "File" -> "Open" not "File" -> "Open Recent". Tested with PyCharm 2018.1 (Community Edition) on Windows 10.
I was wondering if there is a way to keep the "Find" window open in Codeblocks IDE (I'm using v13.12 if that's relevant). I'm talking about the window that usually opens (in any IDE) when you hit 'cntrl + F'. In Codeblocks it keeps closing everytime I hit 'Find'. I would rather it stay open like in Eclipse, Notepad++, and so forth.
I normally use the "Find in files" function instead of the normal Find function.
When pressing Ctrl+F select the second tab in the window and you will find "Find in Files".
Normally I use the scope "Project files" which limits the search to the project only.
After a search you will be provided with all the results in the bottom log window in the tab "Search results". You can then easily click around on all matches and C::B will jump to the file and location.
I have installed eclipse in Ubuntu 12.10. After working for a few days, I created my first CDT C++ project and stay there for while. Now when I go back to my Java project I found that when I type in a variable name and press "." nothing appears.
However, I can bring the context menu back by select "Edit" -> "Content assit" -> "Java Proposals". The problem is it is not convenient at all. When Click "Default Proposals" an empty context menu with "No Default proposal" appears. I have also confirmed that the right aspect "Java" is being activated.
How to return back to the original status (the Java proposals menu brings by default)?
Eclipse Platform version is 3.7.0.I20120502-2000
I have just fixed this problem by scanning all preferences options. However it is still not explain why it was disappeared because I didn't change anything there.
In "Preferences" dialog choose "Java" -> "Editor" -> "Content Assist" -> "Advanced", in my case the top list box there are some check box have not checked, including "Java Proposals". The problem has been fixed by check that box and click "OK" button.
I will leave this answer here for a while before I mark it as right, to hear better advices.
Quick Access Content Assist
you can type and search "Java Proposal" in "quick access", to find the "content assist" menu
Ctrl + 3 ==>Go to "Quick Access" menu
Type and search "Java Proposals"
Check that Bok and Click ok...
searching content assist through Quick Access