I dont want to see semantic issues anymore. There are lots of them. Does anyone know how i figure out this problem?
headache semantic issues
You need to uncheck some options in Tools > Options > Text Editor > Display.
Try unchecking the line annotations option:
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Is there a way to disable syntax highlighting in Atom.io?
I have searched a bit and ended up creating my own syntax package (https://atom.io/themes/no-syntax-highlighting-syntax), but maybe there is a better way.
NB: I just want to disable syntax highlighting (ideally keeping only comments and code in a different color), but I still want the other language-related features of Atom.io working. Like language completions, language snippets, language closure/bloc detections, auto-indent, etc.
(Some people argues against syntax highlighting, stating it might be actually harmful to developer productivity. I wanted to try that. Ie. http://www.linusakesson.net/programming/syntaxhighlighting/ and https://www.robertmelton.com/2016/03/21/syntax-highlighting-off/)
You can use Ctrl+Shift+L (or press button bottom right) to select proper language. In your case it would be Plain Text.
Second option is install package https://atom.io/packages/file-types and add in config.cson:
'file-types':
'YOURS EXTENSION': 'text.plain'
Haven't found a better solution yet.
If you are trying to do the same thing as I was - disabling syntax highlighting in Atom.io while keeping comments differentiated, language completions, language snippets, language closure/bloc detections and auto-indent - I would just recommend to install the theme I've created: https://atom.io/themes/no-syntax-highlighting-syntax
Set the file syntax to plain text. You can do this with control alt L or something like that.
I just tried switching over to Atom editor, things are going well.
I did use webstorm / Visual studio and they have some great features like Control +Click to go to definition.
I have tried searching for a package but can't seem to find one.
For example Control + Click on a definition would popup a window with all the possibilities
Anyone know anyway of getting this ?
Thanks
As far as I know they need to build still.
https://github.com/atom/atom/issues/2256
Im running Aptana IDE for developing on a lamp setup. I have looked all over the place in the options to try and find if I can move the text editors file tabs to the side instead of lined up along the top. Any googling I attempt for this just gives me results for changing tab widths and stuff like that, so im having to ask the question here instead.
It doesn't look possible. That would be a limitation of the underlying Eclipse platform on top of which Aptana is built. You could file a feature request here: https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/.
This was possible in Aptana 3.4.2. (at least to have them on the bottom) - however I can't find it in 3.6.0. so it looks like it's no longer possible.
Here's what I'm trying to do. I'm looking for a WYSIWYG editor or just a plain text-box that will highlight HTML syntax (in ASP.NET). Basically, we have a CMS that allows you to mess with templates for various pages, but right now all of the editable HTML is in a plain, ugly, text box. Does anyone know of an editor that will highlight the synax and allow you to edit it? I've checked out Antipro SyntaxEditor, which seems to be a good highlighting solution, but it's just a highlighter, and not an editor.
Thanks!
You may need to combine tools. For example, SO combines Markdown with Google Prettify which handles the actual syntax highlighting.
Another option is CKeditor and they offer open source licensing.
I use FreeTextBox on my dasBlog site. It seems to work pretty well and has the capabilities you're asking for.
Update
Hmm... the version on my own site has a button the toolbar to do syntax highlighting, but that button isn't shown on any the demos available at the link I have gave you. Just know that it does work, but that you may have to play with the configuration some to get that working.
Is there a way to add a comment/uncomment css line/s button to the menu in the VS2008 css editor? Other than adding a macro. Thanks.
There is not a way, quite a few people have wondered why they'd leave this out. Here's the most detailed way I've seen to add a macro by Brian Schmitt. I know it's not what you want, but he also outlines how to add it as a keybind, meaning you could make the Ctrl+K,Ctrl+C work for commenting lines in CSS files just like it does in code files now. It's a little work to setup, but if you're used to the Ctrl+K, Ctrl+C it's really nice to have it work everywhere.
I believe it's the closest you can come to what you're after until they add it as a built in keybind.