Recently I use python sqlalchemy in aptana studio 3,
And the code:
wxf = session.query(User).\
options(subqueryload(User.addresses)).\
filter_by(name='xf').one()
is right,but aptana pydev show the wavy line below the word "User.addresses"
thought the code can run, but I want to kill the wavy line.
how to ignore the error once in the aptana.
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I've installed the VScode extensio "R" v2.5.0 by REditorSupport. After some debugging, I had it working so I could Alt + Shift + F and have VScode auto-indent my R code. Then I opened RStudio, did some stuff and went back to VScode only to find receive a message saying There is no formatted for 'r' files installed. (image below).
What gives? I didn't uninstall anything, the extension is still there and I can't find any setting that looks like formatting or indent.
How can I configure the R extension to keep auto-indenting my R code?
I installed Aptana Studio 3 (v3.7.2.201807301111) on Mac Big Sur with 16GB ram but I can't get it to run. It appears momentarily in the dock then disappears with no errors.
Any suggestions please?
have a look to the log file, this is:
<your_workspace_dir>.metadata/.log
you can open the file from terminal with:
open -a /Applications/TextEdit.app $HOME/Documents/Aptana_Studio_Workspace/.metadata/.log
Here are my steps for installing Jupyter Lab and the Git extension, and then trying to troubleshoot the extension version mismatch problem:
Specs: MacOS Mojave 10.14.6, Jupyter Lab 3.0.5
1. I installed Jupyter Lab using pip3 install jupyterlab
2. I installed the Jupyter Lab Git extension directly from Jupyter Lab's Widgets Manager:
3. After doing so I received additional instructions:
4. I clicked 'OK' and then ran pip3 install jupyterlab-git
5. Back in Jupyter Lab, it said a build was needed to include the latest changes, so I selected 'Rebuild'
6. The build was successful, and I clicked on 'Save and Reload'
7. Upon reloading, I received the following message:
8. I followed the instructions and ran pip3 install --upgrade jupyterlab-git
9. I went back to Jupyter Lab and clicked "Dismiss" on the message.
10. I closed and reopened Jupyter Lab via terminal. After reopening, the same "failed to load" message appeared.
11. I then found this link troubleshooting a similar issue.
12. I followed the advice by running all of the below commands (with pip3, and fixing spelling errors):
13. The user then suggests the following to make sure everything worked OK. So I closed Jupyter Lab again, and ran all of the following:
14. Running jupyter serverextension list I get the following, which I think looks OK:
15. Then I ran pip3 list and get back: jupyterlab-git 0.23.3 (so Git extension version 0.23.3, which according to the GitHub extension page at the time of me writing this is the most current (non-beta) version).
16. Then I ran jupyter labextension list and see nothing related to the Git extension, which is not expected per the above user's screenshots (it's supposed to show the Git Extension here):
17. Now here's one last thing: When I go back and install the Git extension via Jupyter Lab's Extension Manager (like I had done initially), and then I run jupyter labextension list again, I see that the Git extension is the "pre-release" version v0.30.0b1, which would likely be why way back in step 7 I got the error message that the frontend and backend extensions did not match.
And here's where I'm stuck. I can't seem to get these two extension installations to match (or to ever have the extension icon show up in the side panel).
And around and around I go...
EDIT: Possible solution.
After reading my own question here, I thought maybe I should try to install the "pre-release" Git extension version to match the other version, and that seems to have worked. I just didn't think it was best practice to use "pre-release" or beta versions, so that had not occurred to me until just now. So I'm not going to "solve" my own question here, because I'm just not sure this is the best solution... But is it?
I ran this: pip3 install jupyterlab-git==0.30.0b1 and now I'm no longer seeing any version mismatch errors, and the Git extension icon is finally showing up in the side panel.
They versions need to match as per #779
What worked for me was:
pip install --upgrade --pre jupyterlab-git
I'm using Python 3.7, and our class has transitioned to ATOM Editor for our IDE. The Professor is running Ubuntu and his works, and a few people have had there's sporadically work but I'm unable to get any syntax highlighting or error pop-ups (Even if I make obvious errors)
To enable syntax highlighting you need to have the 'language-python' package from here. Then make sure the file you are editing ends in '.py'. If these two steps have been followed the syntax highlighting should be in effect. Also load the 'Script' package from here. This package lets you run python scripts from Atom.
I use Aptana Studio 3 for rails development together with git versioning. In my commit messages I'd like to use mutated vowels (Umlaute). In Terminal (Mac OSX) everything works fine, but in the Aptana terminal I get strange characters (btw: in the Aptana editors mutated vowels work). Is there a way to get this working?
Thanks for your help!
This has been fixed in Aptana Studio 3.0.2 release.