Like Atom, Sublime and VS Code, is there a beautify plugin for CodeBlocks IDE?
I tried the default AStyle plugin in CodeBlocks, but nothing fancy happened to my code.
I had selected all the code before doing this (Ctrl+A)
Here you can find a list of CodeBlocks plugins. There does not seems to be a Beautifier plugin.
If by Beautifier you mean a plugin that gives a modern look to the GUI, I don't think you can find him anytime soon.
CodeBlocks is built on wxWidgets libraries that currently don't allow the use of themes (as dark mode).
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I want someone to tell me how to put colors on the code so its easier for me to code.
I think you forgot to select unity c# components when installing visual studio,
try again with visual code
If you are talking about Intellisense / syntax highlighting, you need to make sure that you installed Visual Studio Tools for Unity (Note this is needed for Visual Studio only and you may already have it installed).
Then follow these steps:
Close Visual Studio
In Unity, go to Edit > Preferences > External Tools
Click on the External Script Editor dropdown (this should be on which ever Visual Studio editor you are using or any other supported editor).
Make sure Embedded packages and Local Packages is checked under Generate csproj files for:
Click on Regenerate project files
Open any C# script and check if syntax highlighting is working.
In the worst case, if that does not work, you can close Unity and delete everything except the Assets/ and Project Settings/ folders (as well as anything you explicitly added) in your project's root directory. Unity will regenerate the project folders and files again when you open the project in the editor. It may just be that some of your project files were corrupt.
Also, in case I misinterpreted your question and you are talking about coloring the output in the console window within the editor, you can try using rich text which I believe is supported by Unity's console window in the latest versions.
Example:
Debug.Log("<color=red>this is red text</color>");
For more info on that:
https://docs.unity3d.com/Packages/com.unity.ugui#1.0/manual/StyledText.html
I have a C# project in RIDER
I need to work with some GO code within my C# project in RIDER
The GO code is not running - just there because we need to show it in the UI when the program will run.
How can I make RIDER highlight the GO language syntax while developing ?
I have the GoLand IDE - but its not what I need.....
I would like Rider to color the text
What plugin is needed ?
And how to install it ?
I am writing a Scheme interpreter as a plugin to VS. I want to use intellisense for symbol completion.
Is this possible? Can I programmatically pass symbols to intellisense so the plugin user can see available symbols?
Is there an alternative to ReSharper's navigation capabilities? That works fine, but Resharper itself slows down my computer too much, even with most stuff turned off. So, I'm looking for some plugin that only does navigation, like vim's command-t plugin.
Visual Studio 2012 has support for something similar with its Quick Launch feature. Refer to this question for additional information.
Visual Studio refugee here. I've had to switch to Eclipse to write a couple of Java apps and I am really missing all the VS2008 goodness I've come to rely upon.
I am new to Eclipse, so I simply might not be finding what I need. With that in mind, how do I replicate the following in Eclipse.
Right click on a source code tab,
and open the folder
Love VS' External Tools feature, which allows you to perform operations on a single file via tokens. Anyway to do this in Eclipse?
Intellisense when editing XML files
Finally, can someone recommend a good newsgroup or a forum where Eclipse experts hang out (other than here)? I couldn't really find anything on the eclipse site.
There are plug-ins available for this, such as StartExplorer, Eclipse Explorer
Click on the "start button + toolbox" drop down menu next to "run" and "debug" and select "Open External Tools Dialog". This lets you run arbitrary tools.
Intellisense for XML would normally be provided by the XML editor you're using. Look in Eclipse Plugin Central for XML plug-ins if the one which come with Eclipse aren't enough for you.