Just in case this helps anyone else, here’s a list of things that could be affecting whether your file/search exclusion settings are working as expected. Double-check whether you’re using the right patterns; you can see what kinds of patterns VS Code supports here. One common problem is to not add * before an extension you … Read more
Other answers have given all the good choices, but without much description. Here’s some more detail: DrRacket Racket’s IDE, DrRacket, is a great tool for beginners and has a lot of strengths for more advanced schemers. It has good profiler and debugger support (far better than Emacs), uses “standard” keyboard shortcuts by default, and is … Read more
I was having the same problem, looks like the keyboard makes the shortcut Shift-Ctrl-/ and similar ones completely useless (for the slash character) and Aptana does not allow you to change those shortcuts. I used Ctrl-7 and works for any type of code you are selecting, if you want to un-comment just repeat the command.
DrScheme is the best Scheme IDE I have found. It has a JIT compiler, can build stand-alone executables or run in the traditional Scheme REPL, has smart syntax editing , as well as other traditional IDE features like Menu bars to change features. Running/stopping your program is as easy as clicking ‘Run”https://stackoverflow.com/”Stop’. It also includes … Read more
Press F2 to enable Logs panel. Select “Build log” in it. Or go to menu: View -> Logs Have a good developing!
I’ve been pretty successful with IDEA 9. I’ve briefly tried both Netbeans and Eclipse and wasn’t able to get what I wanted. Eclipse’s code-complete didn’t behave as well as I’d have liked, and I couldn’t find a way to make Netbeans handle Scala scripts; It’d just complain that the file wasn’t a class. To be … Read more
Yup. Settings > Editor > Colors & Fonts > General > Identifier under caret
Since I always find this thread first looking for a solution to messed-up casing, here is one Simon D proposed in a related question: If you just need to fix one variable’s casing (e.g. you accidentally made a cOrrectCAse variable and now they are all over the place), you can correct this for good by … Read more
The problem was with the QuickText plugin. After removing it, indent worked as normal.
Check if java JDK is installed correctly dpkg –list | grep -i jdk if not install JDK sudo add-apt-repository ppa:webupd8team/java sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install oracle-jdk7-installer After the installation you have enable the jdk update-alternatives –display java Check if Ubuntu uses Java JDK 7 java -version If all went right the answer should … Read more