Or any music font, for that matter. I have literally tried on and off for years to get this to work and I can't seem to get it. I'm using MacOS, if that is at all relevant.
You can use Bravura in LilyPond with the BMusicFonts package. https://github.com/dbenjaminmiller/bmusicfonts
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I currently have a NuxtJS (VueJS) project with Tailwind in it (latest versions).
I am using PhpStorm as editor.
For some reason I have no auto completion of suggestion for Tailwind CSS.
I have tried a lot of different things (anything I found on Google) but so far nothing helped.
Can anyone help me to find out what is wrong and how to fix this?
Latest thing I tried was a npm ci and Invalidate Caches/ Restart in PhpStorm but that did not help unfortunately.
I am using the latest version of PhpStorm.
Are you using "jit" mode? With it, code completion list is very limited, most of applicable CSS classes are not suggested. This will be fixed in the scope of WEB-50318, please follow it for updates.
Note also that, when using latest tailwindcss versions, the completion includes unrelated CSS classes from some *.test.css files. This will be fixed with the next tailwindcss package update, see https://github.com/tailwindlabs/tailwindcss/issues/4393. Workaround: delete node_modules/tailwindcss/jit/tests/ folder, it's not needed.
Ran into this problem with WebStorm and the previous answer diddnt solve my issue. However, I was able to solve it by instead of using mode: 'jit' in my tailwind config, by adding the --jit compiler option. Restart WebStorm afterwards.
I'm just trying vscode one more time after a year or so. I'm using it for web development so really want the html snippets to be working, but none of it is, I don't get any suggestions, and typing ctrl-space brings up a box telling me there are no suggestions. What do I need to do to get this to work. It's a completely fresh install on a freshly installed Linux Mint20. I always thought this part worked out of the box, it did 2 or three years ago when it was using it on a mac, I expected a similar behaviour to be honest. do I have to enable another setting to allow intellisense to work. I've no idea, it works out of the box on a mac.
So I found the solution after 5 hours, it's at the bottom right of the screen, file type should be "HTML" or whatever file it should be, not just "plain text". Vscode will pick this up from the file extension, but for testing, I just clicked file - new file, which of course will be plain text by default.
Feel like a bit of an idiot, but hopefully this will save someone else trying to fix this.
I tried to use an online unminifier (http://mrcoles.com/blog/css-unminify/). I replaced the minimized with the unminized text. Afterwards I called the URL, the whole website was not layouted.
But I really need to configure some css-classes, just integrating a new css-lib would not help.
What did I wrong? Maybe the unminifier does not work and you can recommend me a better one?
I've always used this one and it's always worked for me :)
The website updated 6 years ago (also github page). So maybe there is problem about it.
I recommend you to use Atom editor. Use this package with Atom. It always works for me.
I'm looking for a syntax in Sublime Text that highlights my Flex and Bison files (or lex/yacc) in a way that makes them readable... Sublime Text automatically chooses Lisp for Flex files, but that doesn't do the trick all that well. Any suggestions to try another syntax? Or is there a plugin somewhere that's useful (haven't found anything so far)?.
I haven't found one built specifically for Sublime, but I've found one for TextMate, which Sublime is compatible with.
Therefore, for Flex highlight, all you need to do is git clone the TextMate's syntax files to your Packages folder.
Regarding Bison, I've found a syntax for TextMate, but it didn't work very well for me. The one Vaklarados posted worked nicer with my source files.
The one thalesmello posted works well for Flex. For Bison, I've found this one - it's pretty minimal but it's a start:
https://github.com/Jackneill/sublime-text-packages/tree/master/Packages/Bison
Please let me know if you find something better!
edit: I take it back - the Flex one highlights start states & C/C++ code in pink and it looks quite terrible. For basic lex files it looks okay, but it needs work. :)
edit again: as sonu kumar pointed out, the project has been removed from github. For an alternative you could try the built-in OCamlyacc highlighting (pretty decent), or another alternative: https://bitbucket.org/artyom_smirnov/sublime-text-bison-highlighter (needs some work)
I'm using Sublime a lot more & do a fair bit of work in Flex/Bison, so I might get around to writing one... one day. :D
Indeed there are:
Flex
Bison
It's not so hard to write your own packages for non-typical languages. Just browse the source of other language syntax files and copy-paste-change what you need. Also raises your regex skills to a better level.
Install Package Control for Sublime Text.
I found this there:
https://sublime.wbond.net/packages/Bison
Do try it, I found it good enough for my use.
https://github.com/m-happy/Packages/blob/master/Flex/Flex.sublime-syntax
You can add this file to your sublime package.
So tired to search solution..
I use PHPStorm IDE for my php projects and one trouble just makes me crazy.
Editor fonts (editor, don't care about interface) looks horrible. I've tried on different distributions and different DE but result is always the same :(
There are screenshots to compare Kate and PHPStorm fonts. I know that PHPStorm is an JAVA application and it uses different font hitting engine, but.. Eclipse is an JAVA app too, but has pretty nice fonts.
PHPStorm fonts on both Windows and OSX looks like other system fonts. Smooth and readable.
Is there way to fix this font issue before my eyes will explode..?
Thanks.
Following the PhpStorm issue, here is what I added to phpstorm64.vmoptions (that I have installed in /usr/local/bin/PhpStorm/bin/):
-Dswing.aatext=true
-Dawt.useSystemAAFontSettings=gasp
-Dsun.java2d.xrender=true
I also did the trick of opening the font in FontForge:
Ctrl+A (select all chars)
Hints -> Clear Hints
Hints -> Clear Instructions
File -> Generate Font
I put it in ~/fonts/
I am running Ubuntu 12.10 and after all that, everything looks quite great (I did it for Ubuntu Mono).
The only problem I noticed is that -Dawt.useSystemAAFontSettings=gasp leads to great editor font rendering, but poor rendering for menus and other stuffs. Whereas -Dawt.useSystemAAFontSettings=lcd gives awesome font rendering for menus, but less good font rendering in the editor. So try both and pick the one you prefer.
Update: on Ubuntu 13.10, I have no problem anymore.
This is Linux specific issue, you can find a lot of information on this problem here. Check the comments for various suggestions and workarounds.
Here is what you can get with just a different font:
You can install infinality patches and patch OpenJDK to make it use freetype for fonts rendering.
Here are links about installing infinality and patched OpenJDK for Ubuntu-based distributions:
http://www.webupd8.org/2013/06/better-font-rendering-in-linux-with.html
http://www.webupd8.org/2013/06/install-openjdk-patched-with-font-fixes.html
And here is my screenshot of PHPStorm running on Fedora 20 with infinality and patched OpenJDK:
Try adding -Dawt.useSystemAAFontSettings=lcd to bin/phpstorm.vmoptions
Try Settings -> Editor -> Appearance -> Use anti-aliased font
The best solution I've found is to use FontForge.
FontForge it's a linux application which allows you to edit some font preferences.
Just open ttf font within app.
Press ctrl+a to select all chars. Then choose from menu Hints -> Clear Hints. Then Hints -> Clear Instructions. And last File -> Generate Fonts. Just save the new font as new or replace existing and try to use this font with PhpStorm. Looks not ideal but much better than before.
Also I've noticed that fonts on a dark background looks pretty good in Linux
Comparing NetBeans and PhpStorm side by side on my Debian-Squeeze box and I found NetBeans looked much better even when the same font and font-size was selected. The difference was that PhpStorm had bolded most of the code. After going through the editor configuration and getting rid of all the bolding the editor looks much better now.
Monospaced with anti-aliasing looks good to me for WebStorm.