Debug info isn’t present in the file. Make sure that you’re using the Debug configuration. (Project Manager tree, expand Build Configurations, make sure Debug is bold. If it’s not, right click Debug and choose Activate from the context menu.) Make sure you then do a Build of your project, not just a Compile. If that …
My “highly extensible editor” of choice is vim. Started using vi 10 years ago, at age 17, and I haven’t really looked back. I like to stay away from my mouse as much as possible. I rarely work in compiled languages these days, so the only thing I feel like I’m missing from an IDE …
I could be wrong, but I think this may be something to do with the way classes are instantiated in VBA. For example: Dim oClass1 as Class1 Set oClass1 = new Class1 Is different than Dim oClass1 as New Class1 In the second case I believe the constructor doesn’t get called until the property is …
Jedi is an auto-completion library written in Python while the language server is implemented in C#. The latter was done for performance and to share a common code base between the Python extension for VS Code and the Python workload of Visual Studio. Eventually the language server will become the default experience in the Python …
If you like R’s layout. I highly recommend trying out Spyder. If you are using windows, try out Python(x,y). It is a package with a few different editors and a lot of common extra modules like scipy and numpy.
If you want to stick with Visual Studio, you can always use the Ruby in Steel plugin by Sapphire Steel. The best traditional IDE for Ruby is probably NetBeans, it even has a special stripped-down Ruby Edition. However, note that unlike less expressive languages like Java, C# or VB.NET, you can not only get by, …
Since this question (and its accepted answer) are older and new versions of both IDEA and PyCharm are available, I figured it would be appropriate to add a new answer without modifying the existing “correct” one… My company has licenses for both PyCharm 1.5 and IntelliJ IDEA 10.5 and I have used both for regular …
There is an example here that extend the Visual Studio 2010 editor: Image Insertion (but it’s tied to Visual Studio, not a generic solution)