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 ?
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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
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).
I am unable to run text templates in Visual Studio for Mac or visual studio code. I tried:
VS > Right click project > Tools > Process T4 templates > (No Templates Found)
I also went to Visual Studio top menu > Extensions > (Search for T4) > IDE Extensions > Text Templating v8.10.6 is installed.
I am trying to use the *.tt template from linq2db.SqlServer.. But running any basic T4 template would let me know the TextTemplatingFileGenerator is at least working. There the documentation states:
Make sure that custom tool for your tt file set to TextTemplatingFileGenerator, otherwise it will not run
Though it doesn't explain how to actually accomplish this task?
I also installed TT-Processor into visual studio code. I was also unable to execute the *.tt file. In this case I did not see an execute/run command when I right clicked a *.tt file.
Microsoft answered the question for me. As I already mentioned, the part that nobody talks about is the answer to this:
Make sure that custom tool for your tt file set to TextTemplatingFileGenerator, otherwise it will not run
In visual studio right click the *.tt File > Properties > Custom Tool > Choose "TextTemplatingFileGenereator"
Now visual studio will find the *.tt file when you Right click the project > Tools > Process T4 templates
Arguably, this experience should be improved to default to this behavior to fit the philosophy of "fall into the pit of success".
Are there any plugins for AppCode so that I can edit and design the user interface like the Interface Builder in Xcode?
I prefer AppCode because it's customizable but it appears to me that it doesn't have its own Interface Builder.
No. JetBrains previously shipped a UI Designer plugin, but have stopped developing it.
For many projects you will be using AppCode in parallel with Xcode. Use each for its strengths: eg. AppCode for writing code, refactoring and debugging, Xcode for Interface Builder and Core Data models. There is an AppCode command Open Project in Xcode, for which you can easily add a keybinding in Prefs -> Keymap
There's no real disadvantage to using AppCode with Xcode as in order to build macOS/iOS projects you need Xcode installed anyway.
I am using a Visual Studio project with custom build script/batch file (ala make, ant, etc.).
When the build is run from the command line we have placed colored highlighting on various output lines.
However, when built via Visual Studio (2005 in my case) the output window does not show the color anymore.
Is this possible? I am quite happy to put specific code into the build script if required.
If you don't want to go with the pro version of the VSCommands plug-in, there is a free one called VSColorOutput, which does just that. I've worked with it a bit, does what it says.
See http://coolthingoftheday.blogspot.com/2011/12/vscoloroutput-visual-studio-output.html or look it up in the extension gallery.
The VSCommands plug-in for Visual Studio 2010 adds colour formatting to the output window so errors are red. I'm not sure how they are doing it but it might give you a starting point.
The problem isn't with your build scripts, but with Visual Studio not supporting ANSI control codes to change the color.