After downloading, when i click "open" button, i get this message:
This command needs a single parameter that contains 9 pipe-separated parts. Only 10 part(s) detected in the given parameter.
Does anybody know how to fix it?
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How to filter files shown in Visual Studio Code?
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I want to see a filtered list of all the files in my project that have a specific extension.
As Im using a Scala language the files have the extension ".scala", so i would like to see a filtered list of all the files with a ".scala" extension.
The following post shows some techniques but nothing showing how to achieve what I require.
How do I search for files in Visual Studio Code?
Based on #Mark response I enhanced my knowledge a bit further.
Here is the link to the Visual Studio Code website that explains it in more detail
https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/getstarted/userinterface#_filtering-the-document-tree
Summary
Click on the "Explorer" icon in Visual Studio Code.
Click on the "Explorer" panel background and type what you want to filter.
In my case i typed ".scala" and all other that did not have the scala extension were removed from view.
To remove the filter, simply click the cross next to the red text that represents what you typed as a filter.
The cross appears when you hover your mouse over the text.
As VonC mentioned in the comment, see also his answer at How to filter files shown in Visual Studio Code? in vscode v1.70 you should be able to filter the Explorer to show only files with a particular extension by typing .json for example into the new Find Widget for lists (the Explorer files is a list).
Demo:
Note that there is a json.txt file that is not shown if you begin the filter with the ..
Hi has anyone encountered this mysterious prompt check marks?
I created the prompt page as normal, and sometimes it acts weird (see link for screenshot). I only click on one prompt, but many mysterious check marks appear, and no consistency on what congos sees as input.
Cognos 10.2.1
Report Studio
https://www.dropbox.com/s/7d5ghkmvll2mc8w/cap.png?dl=0
When I build a project and there are errors, the Messages window that shows all the errors does not always show. I have to build the project (i.e. Ctrl + F9 ) twice or more in order to see the window.
When the window is not shown, View > Tool > Messages Alt + 0 is grayed out as shown by the following screenshot. How can I show the window when there are build errors?
I am running the latest Android Studio on Windows 8.
[Edit] 2018-04-02
Android Studio 3.1 seems to have this window removed, many people may come here because of missing the Messages Window due to a different reason, and yuval's answer may be the right one in this case.
I got here after upgrading to Android Studio 3.1, in which they removed the Messages window, replacing it with the Build window. After some poking around, I found this button on the left side of the Build window:
Clicking this button toggles the view between the new "Build" view and the old "Messages" view.
UPDATE: per suggestions in the comments, since this doesn't really answer the asked question, I opened it up as its own question: Where is the Messages Window in Android Studio 3.1
UPDATE 2: In Android Studio 3.3 the button now looks like this:
UPDATE 3: In Android Studio 3.6 the button is gone. Instead, the build window is permanently split between text output and visual output. If you can't find the text output, it might be fully collapsed, so look on the top right of the build window for something like this:
And try to drag it left to reveal the build window, like this:
It was a bit different in my case. I just closed the Message Tool Window with this red cross on the left and then this window completely disappeared and would not show again even after several rebuilds, View > Tool > Messages Alt+0 was also grayed out. The only thing that helped to bring the Window back is to break the build, so it would be some compiler errors. After that the window has reappeared showing those errors. Now the window is still there, does not vanish. Hope this helps somebody.
Just to have the whole picture. Go to the Build and then on the left side of the window you will find your Messages icon.
Build -> Make Project
(Ctrl+F9 or ⇧⌘F9)
Can't find the button #yuval provided, but here it is to toggle to show it
I've been trying to figure out why my app isn't working, but I can't find Logcat! I just uploaded the new Android Studio release. I've researched and found out where to look to get this message:
ddms: Can't bind to local 8610 for debugger
All the answers I see on SO are for Eclipse. I looked at the developer page, yet for DDMS, it sends you to another page that is full of information for running DDMS in Eclipse!
Please, need some help here! I mean if the dev page is wrong, can't someone show a little love? (Instead of knocking me down 4 points like yesterday. should left in the note I couldn't find my logcat but I was embarrassed.... now not so much .... )
thanks in advance.
I had to open the Android Device Manager to get at the Logcat. It would not scroll through the regular window when the app quit working like it used to (previous to yesterday's and today's updates to Android Studio). As such, I cannot copy and paste code, but can use snagit to capture pngs to post. Thank you. This question is closed.
Check if you have hided it...If it is hiding problems the go through given image to display it or ALT + 6
I'm getting a Microsoft jscript runtime error popup with the usual "object doesn't support this property or method" message.
The problem is, I have no idea why this message pops up or what program it belongs to, and I have no idea how I can dig up more information from the popup itself.
It pops up seemingly random. Always a while after startup and about 2-3 more times whether I'm using my computer or not. I get no more feedback when I click "OK" or X it away.
Anyone know how I can figure out what program the popup belongs to?
Edit: It repeats itself a couple of times when either clicking OK or X. Right after clicking, it pops up again, but stops after the 3 times.
Anyone know how I can figure out what program the popup belongs to?
1) Install Sysinternals Process Explorer.
2) As soon as an error dialog box appears do not close it. Use "Find windows's process" tool (see Pic1) by selecting the popup window (dialog box with the error message).
3) Process Explorer will show you the process that generates an error.
If you need to debug the root cause do the following:
4) Install Microsoft Visual Studio Express 2013 for Windows Desktop (free of charge)
5) Start IDE and choose Debug/Attach to Process.
6) Use 'Select...' button to change the type of code. Choose 'Script'.
7) Attach to your faulty process and have fun ;)