How to open .class file in dream weaver cs3
Thanks in advance,
shanker
If you're on Windows, right click a .class file, choose "Open with", and then browse to DreamWeaver, maybe tick "Always open with this program"... So easy!
There actually is one "hack" that allows you to open class files in Dreamweaver.
If you use Dreamweaver's search feature, which searches files and you have the extensions.txt set for class files, then Dreamweaver will search the class file and return results. After that you can now double click the result and it will open the class file in Dreamweaver. It is the only place Adobe has forgotten to disable in order to open class files.
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Sometimes I'm looking for a specific piece of code and I know it's in a certain folder but I forget which file I placed it in. It would be nice if I could move my cursor to the sidebar and right click on a folder to open all of the files that reside inside it. Is there a package/option for this?
You can use the goto anything feature in sublime with out needing to search folder by folder.
If the folder is with in your project you can press F12 and type the class name or search for a word that may be on the file and it will show you possible files to go to.
Hope this helps.
Is there a feature in JetBrains AppCode allowing to display automatically the .h associated with the opened .m file (and the other way around).
The associated file would be displayed in a tab of a splitted window (Available through the AppCode menu "Window > Editor Tabs > Split Vertically").
I'm looking for a feature similar to Xcode "automatic counterparts" feature (see picture http://i.stack.imgur.com/tbH8r.png )
I don't think this is possible in an automatic way. But BTW: Xcode almost never displays what you need in the Assistant Editor.
Similar to Xcode, it's possible to switch between .h und .m files with a key command. Having switched, you might want to open e.g. .m file in a split editor (as you described it). Then simply switch back to the .h file in the original window - and there you are.
It takes some more time to get into AppCode. But it's worth it.
How can I configure DW so that files with extension .less are edited with zen-coding?
I can use within the zencoding notepad + + on windows normally. But now I want to use the same way inside DW.
Edit (Dreamweaver on Mac) -> Preferences, File Types/Editors
Click the plus (+) button on the left-hand list. Enter ".less" without quotes. With the .less entry selected, click the plus (+) button on the right-hand list, browse to and select the application that you want to open .less files with. Then click OK to apply the changes. Then double click a .less file in the files panel and it will open up with the specified application.
Re-reading the question, I can see that maybe it is ambiguously asking how to add .less files as an editable file type so that Dreamweaver can edit the file. If so, then follow the steps in this Adobe technote:
http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/164/tn_16410.html
You will need to search for the configuration configuration folder of the version of your dreamweaver. For example: if you are using version CS6, "c:\users[computer name]\appdata\roaming\adobe\dreamweaver cs6\en-us\configuration\menus\menus.xml"
You will now need to open the menu.xml file using either notepad or wordpad or any text editor then search for zencoding
change
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Save the file and restart your dreamweaver.
try div#name and it should give you
I hope this works for you.
Is there a way to force Dreamweaver to open .CSHTML files as HTML file in editor, so I can use the code completion and all the other feature on a .CSHTML file
I was only been able to force it to open it in the code editor which doesn't have all the design features.
You may take a look at the following article.
Could I just recommend that if anyone is trying to open .CSHTML files in Dreamweaver and it is opening in TextEdit(Mac). What I did to solve this issue is to go to Preferences > File Types / Editors.
From here add ' .cshtml' to the "Open in code view" text box(note the space before the period, this is required).
Next I clicked the "+" symbol above "Extensions" list of file types, then added '.cshtml' to this list.
Close and reopen Dreamweaver and you should find that when you try and open a .CSHTML file(particularly opening the file via a 'Remote server' connection).
Daniel.
Is there an existing plugin or tweak that speeds up the "Go To File" search in Netbeans ? Compared to Eclipse, Netbeans search is way too slow specially if one has multiple large size projects.
I know I can use CTRL+O for "Go To Type" but often I need to search for other file types like XMLs, property files etc. across thousands of files in multiple projects.
I installed the Quick Search plugin but even that doesn't search for non Java file types.
You can focus on the Project Tree and simply type the file name which you want to looking for. Press Up/Down to select if more than one file match your search.
Or use keyboard shortcut to open the search file form:
Windows/Linux:
Alt+Shift+O
Mac OS:
Control+Shift+O
The best way to search and open file in netbeans -
Press CTRL+O and type file name you are looking for, it will search in current projects and list matching files
why not right click on the project and click 'find'?
I can only recommend using the Open File Fast plugin
http://plugins.netbeans.org/plugin/16495/open-file-fast
How to quickly find a file/files in netbeans. Maybe for someone it will be helpful.
In Netbeans projects files view select some directory where you want to look for the file.
Click ctrl+f to show the finder dialog
Pass your file name into 'file name patterns' input
In options set only 'Regular expression'
The 'Containing text' input has to be empty
For Mac users
control+shift+O
http://plugins.netbeans.org/plugin/16495/open-file-fast
Find file fast will your solution for find file faster just like sublime..
using the shortcut alt+shift+o
hope it will help
You can install the recent file list plugin
This plugin is not as powerful as the intellij but to simulate the same behavior (open the recent files with ctrl+E):
After install the plugin assign the Ctrl+E shortcut to the "Recent Files" action: Tools->Options->Keymap->Search "Recent Files" and assign Ctrl+E shortcut
If all you need is to search by file name/pattern, then I suggest plugin "Quick File Search" http://plugins.netbeans.org/plugin/70267
Press Ctrl + Shift + H.
On the screen appear option scope. Click on this text-box and choose the project you want to find needed text snippets, or you can find all of the projects. I am using Netbeans 8.1 Best regard !