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QUESTION
When I'm writing Markdown files outside of VSC I use Grammarly for spell checking. I've found the extension Grammarly (unofficial) but it doesn't work.
How do you spell check your code (comments, messages in dialog boxes, .md files, etc.)?
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Apr-04 at 08:18After testing a few of the extensions I've decided to use Code Spell Checker. It has a super useful shortcut CTRL+. that shows suggestions for spelling.
QUESTION
I really do not understand the point of offering graphical themes with other functionalities, like, e.g, but not limited to, colourizing brackets, that simply do not care about the theme you are using.
I usually work with a dark theme, but, depending in the room I am working in and on the hour of the day, I need to switch to a light theme. When I switch to a light theme, I do not see, for example, some brackets, that are yellow. Using one of the darkest light theme I get this:
I have inspected all of the settings I have: I see that this is enabled. I am not using an extension, I think this is a built-in VSC functionality.
However, I am not able to disable it:
- I did not find the specific setting in any settings.json file (user, workspace, remote, etc)
- I am not able to disable it in the GUI
Any suggestions?
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Apr-01 at 16:43The issue isn't Your Theme, but rather your configuration, however, that's not to assert that the bracketPairColorization feature has no theme configurable properties — it most certainly can be manipulated by VS Code themes. Its important to differentiate between what is happening in the theme you have set, and what is happening in your settings.json document. In the settings you are able to enable, or disable, the highlighting of the brackets, and indent guides that highlight the block level by drawing a lines. You can also cherry-pick features, by enabling the ones you like, and disabling the ones you don't. The features that you choose to turn on (if any), are colored in your theme. So once you use your settings.json to configure the features you want to use, you can further customize there colors, and transparency (or "level of opacity") in the theme.
So first off, from looking at the screen-shot you posted, its not your theme coloring the brackets, its how you currently have V.S. Code configured. First I will address the configuration that is making each block-level's brackets a different color.
There are also two other "sources" that affect the coloring, and highlighting, of your bracket pairs. I will also address those further down.
Bracket Pair Colorization
Above, I have included the link for the official documentation that pertains to the VS Code feature called, bracketPairColorization. 'Bracket-pair Colorization' is a newer feature, as it was only added in September of 2021. Since its release it has been updated a couple of times, as its initial release had several bugs reported on it. This feature is the feature responsible for coloring your brackets. The way it works is by coloring different bracket pairs different colors. Each block level is colored differently from the block level below it, and the block level above it.
Configuring Bracket-pair Colorization:
The BrackPairColorization feature is configured by a few settings. It's important to understand what settings affect the coloring, and highlighting, of your brackets, so that you can achieve the result you desire. The most direct way to obtain the result your looking for (turning the colorization off) is to disable the feature. To disable BracketPairColorization see the snippet below.
_NOTE: it should be noted that there are 4 other settings closely tied to bracketPairColorization, and there configurations should always be considered as well, when configuring bracketPairColorization.QUESTION
I'm searching for an extension for VS Code something like this:
https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=norachuga.MiddleClickDefinition
It's natively supported in WebStorm, and I want to switch to VSC and it's really annoying.
I didn't find any results on google.
Is any good tutorial or code snipped on how to create one?
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-31 at 14:13Author Credit: https://github.com/danielsamuels
For those of you who are looking for a short term fix for this, I've created an AutoHotkey script which provides middle-click Go To Definition behaviour:
QUESTION
How to get elaborated information about javascript errors in Google Apps Script editor itself, BEFORE executing the script
ClarificationThis is NOT a question about a specific code, but about GAS editor's behavior/functionallity
BackgroundWhen writing a line of code in GAS, the editor clearly recognizes the problems and underlines the relevant places in red zigzagged underline / 3 grey dots.
Questions- Is there a way
to see elaboration about what the problems actually are in the editor itself
BEFORE executing the code and tracking them with
console.log/trycatch/ the Executions tab?
Same example, now in VSC:
- Is it possible to get even more elaboration (from ts for example), like that:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-10 at 10:21You can check the errors before running the script by using Windows key + F8 / option + F8 that will trigger the Go to next problem.
You can also file a Feature Request or an Issue on Google's issue tracker.
This is the template for the Feature Request:
QUESTION
I realize that this is a duplicate of this question, but that question does not seem to have any activity so I'm trying to get more attention to this issue.
I am trying to use the percent icon from Material icons, although in the fonts.google.com site,it shows flutter implementation (screenshot attached below), when I try to call it from flutter code I get the error The getter 'percent' isn't defined for the type 'Icons'. (screenshot attached below).
what is the reason for this, and why is google trying to show some icon is supported for flutter when it clearly is not?
here is my flutter doctor -v output:
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-15 at 06:47Apparently, now with Flutter 2.10, they've added some icons.
which kinda answers this question, so the clear answer is whenever we encounter such an issue, we have to just sit and wait for flutter to integrate those icons, or use another Icons package.
QUESTION
As the title says, I'm having problems with VSC's snippets placeholder choices as it gets stuck loading and I never get any of the options.
At the moment I'm testing with a really simple snippet:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-11 at 03:07A known issue, see Github Issue: Code snippet "Choice" feature no longer working
A fix for this will be in next VS Code Insiders. Also, this will be part of a 1.65.x recovery release.
The fix for the choice issue is in v1.65.2 and works for me.
I am not sure what you are trying to accomplish with this part:
QUESTION
I've got a fairly complicated type derived from another. In the type declaration and in type annotations the type is correctly derived:
However, when hovering actual JS variables of the specified type, the type is not simplified and instead the popup shows the chain of all the applied type modifiers:
Is there any way to force VSCode to always show the simplified type?
TS Version: 4.6.2 VSC Version: 1.65.1
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-10 at 14:49At the moment there's no way to alter the types that VS Code shows on hover, but you can define an identity type to get rid of all the type applications.
Here's a recursive one that also properly handles functions:
QUESTION
I opened VSC and saw some text colors changed. There was information about the new version (v1.65), but I don't know if clicking anything is the cause of the problem. I am working in Lua and e.g. the name of the variable has changed its color (from white to light blue), the type of the variable (local) has changed from pink (same as the function in the photo) to dark blue and there's a lot more of changes. I've always used the Dark+ (default dark) theme. Tried to fix this in extensions/theme-defaults/themes/dark_plus.json but without any changes. I hope there is someone who knows how to restore the old theme.
That's before it happened:
And that's after:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-06 at 09:06I also work with FiveM Lua, and my dark theme, Atom One, also broke with v1.65. I ended up downgrading vscode to v1.64 by following this StackOverflow answer.
QUESTION
I am making a Navbar for my dashboard but encountered this error which says I should pass a string to className and not function . I am passing the function to className as I have to check if the navbar is open or not. How can I solve this error?
Here is my code for navbar:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-06 at 07:47I think you do it in the last div you have
QUESTION
I have an app that is a multiple choice survey. The questions are loaded from a database and the answer choices are also loaded from a database. I want to bind the response to the model, but I'm not sure how to achieve this. Here is my ViewModel and View:
ViewModels:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-26 at 09:24You will need to specify the index in each ienumerable's input field. It is much better if you use for loop, but with your current code it could be done like this;
See the code below where to create index variables, then manually create a radio button with the indexes.
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