On a mac using Intellij, if Intellij cannot find graphviz, testdot doesn’t work and graphviz was installed with brew install graphviz: In Intellij, click the wrench icon on the far right of the menu panel that contains the plantuml view and editor arrangement. Click ‘Open settings’ For ‘Graphviz dot executable’ add /opt/homebrew/bin/dot. Click OK and … Read more
in pycharm you have view in view please make sure that toolbar is checked
Follow Simple Steps to Fix this Rename the {path-of-android-studio}/lib/gson-2.7.jar file to gson-2.7.jar.disabled. Restart Studio. where {path-of-android-studio} is by default C:\Program Files\Android\Android Studio on Windows and /Applications/Android Studio.app/Contents on Mac. The fix will be included in the next minor release of the 2020.3.1 Arctic Fox. Found From issue-tracker
I found a solution to set environment variables on IntelliJ that has been working very well for me, and is incredibly simple. Let me show you. This is the program (you can copy and paste it) we’re using to test: package com.javasd.intelijenv; import java.util.Map; public class Main { public static void main(String[] args) { Map<String, … Read more
Press Ctrl–Alt–Shift–/ and select “Registry” from the menu that appears. (If that keyboard shortcut is not working for you, use your configured keyboard shortcut for Find Action. On Mac by default it is Shift+⌘+A, on Windows it is Shift+Ctrl+A (docs). Then type “Registry” and click or hit enter.)
This is untested code, but as it closely resmbles the procedures inside EditorsSplitters writeExternal and writePanel functions I am positive this will work. Presented are two methods: access output of writeExternal -> should be the more stable API and offers easier access to file information access components of splitter -> this way writeExternal creates it’s … Read more
As a very simple solution you can use the Fully Expand Tree Node action for objects in Variables or Watches views. This action is bound to Numpad * key (*) by default and opens the whole object tree. Then you select all the elements of opened object tree with shift and copy them to clipboard.
There is a Fully Expand Tree Node action, which is bound to Numpad * key (*) by default. But if you use this key, it doesn’t expand the whole tree, rather it expands the first level and when you press it again it expands subsequent levels, and so on. But it can still do what … Read more