i never used mac, but i need to do it on my company.
When I start VSC suggestions appears and tab key autocomplete it. Eventually suggestions still appearing, but tab stop working and just add 4 spaces instead of autocomplete the sentence.
Trust me, work in this way is a hell, please help
I tried searching on google, but looks like nobody has this problem.
I have updated Visual Studio on my Mac system a few months ago and having some annoying large "String Defination" popup when i try to select any string. These are really annoying and i have to wait for them to disappear and continue my work. Is there any solution to turn off these popups. Although it is not programming or logic related question but these popups are really annoying and waste a reasonable time druing development. So any help in this regard will be highly appreciated. Also I know that it is not good to attach picture here but I think it will clear my question.
Regards
Ahh. . . . At last I found a solution.
Although steps are simple but it is strange that no-one has replied me yet since 11 days passed to the question. . . anyway
Go to Visual Studio
Preferences
then select text editor tab
Select Behaviour
Then select c#
Un-Check the option "Show remarks in quick info"
Thats it.
These popup/tooltips were really annoying, I am happy to found a way to stop displaying them. . .
There are some functions when I make couple of new lines after them, I get this white line between the functions. Does someone know how to fix this? It happens to me a lot, and I searched for this bug on the internet but didn't found any answer.
Thank you in advance.
Go to:
Tools->Options->Text Editor->General
Uncheck "Show Structure Guidlines"
I've been trying out Coda for the Mac. I really like it, except for one thing. It does no auto indention between brackets. I'm use to having other editors I use to automatically close brackets and tab indent for me. Does anyone know how to make it do this? I really want to love Coda, but to me, this is a deal breaker if I can't get it to do this.
Download TEA for Coda from here. Once installed you can use cmd+shift+enter which will move to next line and indent. Hope this helps.
(TEA is no longer maintained but is still very robust in my experience)
I'm looking for a way to completely disable the copy/paste functionality in Visual Studio (2005 if it matters). The reason behind this request is that I want to prevent myself from doing too much copy/paste while coding.
Thanks to all for your answers!
No. Use self-discipline instead.
Yes, there is a way.
Download AutoHotKey. Save this as GoAwayN00b.ahk and double click it.
#ifWinActive, ahk_class wndclass_desked_gsk
^c::
^v:: MsgBox Go away n00b !
Additionally, you may want to provide visualisation for xtra stimulation. Save this picture and display it on hotkey press (left for exercise):
alt text http://images.paraorkut.com/img/funnypics/images/g/go_away_noob-12269.jpg
BTW, copy/paste + CLCL = FTW. I don't use VS without it.
EDIT:
Alternativelly, you can Customize Keyboard (right click toolbar -> Customize->Keyboard) and delete Edit.Copy and Edit.Paste hotkies.
However, above script works with any VS and on any computer while this solution needs to be setup individually.
The other day my daughter asked if I had a duller saw so she wouldn't cut herself as easily while pruning some bushes. Of course now it takes longer to prune the bushes...
As asked: The other day my daughter asked if I had a duller saw so she wouldn't cut herself as easily while pruning some bushes. Of course now it takes longer to prune the bushes... Refactored.
For dull saw she asked
No injury while pruning
Free time now all gone
I think you missed the point of the article but in you really want to, here are some resources for battle copypasta.
As Jeff lines out in his current blog entry, copy&paste itself is not the problem, but how you use it. As copy&paste can also be used to speed up "typing"/editing, you shouldn't disable it.
Prise your C button out of the keyboard.
Copy and paste is a valuable tool. You should be careful about what you copy and paste, but you don't need to disable it. Just watch what you're doing.
Don't forget to disable CTRL-drag as well!
Maybe you can find some sort of util that allows you to global remap key combinations. Then all you have to do is re-map the copy/paste combinations do to something else. Just an idea.
Although I think you are crazy for wanting to do it. :)
Write a small service program that will monitor clipboard changes and upon notification replace the clipboard text with "Content protection from lazy asses".