I am new to JavaScript, just started learning, and using "Brackets" code editor but every time I write code it's showing hints, which I don't like, I don't want to see those hints, I want to learn by myself.
Please don't suggest any other code editors, I want use "Brackets" only
can someone help please?
You can disable the code hints by going to:
Choosing Debug > Open Preferences File opens the global preferences file "brackets.json"
Add these options to it:
"showCodeHints": false, //turn off all code hints
"codehint": {
"JSHints": false //turn off JS Hints
}
Read more on what are valid options:
ref: https://github.com/adobe/brackets/wiki/How-to-Use-Brackets#list-of-supported-preferences
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When I type I get those annoying suggestions inside VS code and I don't know how to get rid of them. Any help would be appreciated.
This kind of auto complete appears
Tried to change suggestions and autocomplete settings on Intellisense, but no luck.
And I found the answer finally. The steps are the following:
Go to settings > extensions > Typescript and disable:
Javascript inlay hints on all options.
or...unisnatll the extension Typescript. That's it. The ghost writing is gone!
I'm learning Javascript and up until now when I wanted to change anything in the DOM, I was using Google Chrome devtools to do that. Now I'm moving to write my code inside the JavaScript file, that accompanies the webpage, in Atom but the problem is the extremely useful autocomplete features of Chrome devtools is not available in Atom. For example when I type this code:
document.addEventListener('click', function(){
const mainHeading = document.querySelector('h1');
mainHeading.style.backgroundColor = 'red';
})
Chrome devtools is intelligent enough to suggest backgroundColor with a capital C to prevent any typing errors but the same thing doesn't happen in Atom. In fact Atom does not have any suggestions at all. I have tried installing different JavaScript plugins such as atom-ternjs or autocomplete-javascript, to name a few but none is working when you want to write the code to manipulate the DOM. Any suggestions to solve this is greatly appreciated.
Here's a quick solution using Atom Ternjs.
Navigate to the menu bar and click Packages-> Atom Ternjs -> Configure Project.
Here, select the browser option under libs
Then, just scroll down and click on Save and Restart Server.
I hope this helps.
I'm using TabNine extension now and I'm satisfied with the performance. It uses deep learning to learn and predict the variables and lines of code you might want to write based on those variables and the more lines you write in a particular project the better it gets at giving the suggestions.
I am writing javascript code using notepad++. I found this problem and i don't know how to solve it.
When i open/create a new javascript file, i have to set the language to Javascript so the display will be changed.
Here's the example.
i wrote a line "testing script"
And then i made it as a comment line, but the font color is still black. The comment should written in green color.
I need to change the language to Javascript so it could be read as a javascript code and i could use the shortcut, just like ctrl+q to comment a line.
I don't why this is happened. But it just happened after i update notepad++. Can anyone help. This also happened when i open existing javascript code.
I am also using the newer version of notepad++ but the comment function is working great. just to sure try saving it first with the js extension and then try to comment the line it. hope it works for you!
I need to change exisiting PDF files with some new data. HummusJS docs says that I can change box with parsing and modification. But I cant find a right method for this.
Maybe someone faced with this problem?
Please have a look at this example from the wiki of the HummusJS project
https://github.com/galkahana/HummusJS/blob/master/tests/ModifyingExistingFileContent.js
Pay attention to the function testPageSizeModification on line 4
I am trying to create an interactive tutorial for learning an API. I've been googling my options for an entire day now. I came across ace, code mirror etc. but I'm not sure how I can use them in my case.
What I wish to do is that when the user clicks a button, a javascript code linked to it should open up in an editor on the same webpage. This would aid the users to see how the code is working and give them scope to modify and learn.
I know its not a constructive question but any help is appreciated! Thanks!
you can just wantch here how it is done
They made it with knockout MVVM but you can use angular or anything else you like.
I used tags to store my code and displayed it using codemirror's setValue property mentioned by #georg.