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I mean, that's really the whole question... I need the auto-indentation on newline insertion and syntax highlighting, and perhaps there are other niceties that I take for granted but would miss if absent.
That's all.
I would use a vim plugin specifically for Markdown, but if you really want to use JS specifically you can use
autocmd FileType md set filetype=javascript
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I am a beginner.
How can I change my VS code style from this
to this?:
Install this extension to your VS Code:
https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=vscode-icons-team.vscode-icons
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I'm using Nginx on my server and Brunch to build a Backbone/Chaplin app. Brunch builds all js to app.js and all css to app.css. The problem is cashing. Common solution to avoid caching - adding versions to filenames. But I've found no way yet to handle it. Any suggestions?
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I'm using Notepad++ in writing Javascript files. But the syntax highlighting is not that good there.
For example methods and properties of known objects, like arrays, numbers or even AJAX object are not highlighted at all.
Can this be improved by adding a plugin or something ? if so can you specify a plugin for me ?
Thanks
In Notepad++ you can go to the plugins tab and then to plugin manager and it will show you all available and installed plugins. Just scroll down the list until you find one that suits your needs and install it. If you don't see it on the list I don't think you will find it anywhere else.
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Currently Chrome navigates to http://site.com/#!/search/search%20terms when searching directly from the Omnibar. Is there a way to have it navigate to http://site.com/#!/search/search terms instead? (One does not normally escape hash fragments)
Is there a way to have it navigate to http://site.com/#!/search/search terms instead?
No
(One does not normally escape hash fragments)
One usually does. Raw spaces are not allowed in URLs.
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Basically, I need to convert existing JavaScript code to flowcharts, I've tried using Code Visual to Flowchart but it doesnt produce the flow charts how I would like them to (just shows links to the different functions...
Whereas Visustin actually separates each function automatically.
Is there any free alternative or even a lesser expensive software?
I think converting the code unedited results is useless due to too much detail. I would suggest a different approach that yields very readable flowcharts. http://code2flow.com creates flowcharts from C-like (or Javascript-like) pseudo-code which can contain arbitrary natural language. Please note that I am directly involved with this solution. You should probably create a different flowchart for each important function in your code.
Sample flowchart (you may click to edit)