I'm using php storm on a mac.
To move a selection up or down (move statement up/down), the shortcut is cmd + up/down.
If you press this shortcut multiple times that's fine.
But sometimes you just want to hold the shortcut down and see the selection going up or down.
(It saves you from typing the shorcut multiple times).
The problem I founded is that in this case where you hold the shortcut down : there is too much time
between the moment where you push the shortcut and the moment where php storm understood that you want a "holding shortcut" operation.
Is there a setting to customize this time please ?
I didn't find it.
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When typing a query into MySQL Workbench, the autocomplete suggestion popup is so slow. After typing a couple letters of a column or table name, I have to pause for about a second or more for the suggestion box to popup.
Is there anyway to make the suggestion box appear immediately as I'm typing rather than wait for a pause?
This is on purpose to avoid that the popup comes up constantly while you are typing (the delay is 500ms atm, hard coded). However, by using the hot key you can always trigger code completion immediately (on OSX this is command + esc, otherwise control + space bar).
Yes, It works
If you have each schema open (dropped down) in the Navigator, the autocomplete will work.
Thanks
for more information refer to this link
MySQL bugs
Thanks
I am using PHPStorm 9.
I have installed PHPCS to sniff my code. It is properly configured, up and running.
I am working on a very old project, which was implemented in plain PHP, and not using any code standard.
As a result, every time I open any of those files, I get a message at the top of the screen saying that I have too many errors (code style errors).
I have a couple of problems with that.
First, I already know how bad the code is, so I don't need PHP Storm to tell me that all the time.
Second. That message appears and disappears every time I edit the code. As a result, the window editor is constantly moving up and down, which I find specially annoying.
Also, at the top of the screen it is showing me the breadcrumbs, to tell me where I am. I appreciate the help, but I don't actually need it.
So the question is, how can I configure the IDE to disable those two messages? (read arrow and orange arrow in the attached image).
Please notice that I don't want to disable PHPCS. I only want to turn off those annoying messages.
I was unable to find it out by myself because I don't even know how those messages are called. Certainly not 'popups', nor 'status bar'
Best regards
Nicolas
Answering my own questions, thanks to the help of the PHPStorm Support team, Vladimir Luchansky (perhaps you need to create an account to see the thread):
To disable breadcrumbs: Go to File->Settings->Editor->General->Appearance, and untick the option Show HTML Breadcrumbs. Then restart the IDE
To disable the PHPCS messages without disabling PHPCS itself: Well, that option is not available in PHPStorm 9. It will be available for a future release. According to Vladimir, a developer is working on it. In order to make this request to go up in the future request list, the request needs to get as much 'votes' as possible. So, if you are interested in this feature to be ready ASAP, please vote up here.
Best,
Nicolas
I don't believe there's any mechanism for suppressing those phpcs: Too many messages per file alerts. As an alternative solution, you could give this work-around a try:
Clone your current inspection profile via Preferences > Editor > Inspections. Name the new one "Strict (with phpcs)". Then, choose your old inspection profile from the Profile: dropdown box (thus, reverting your project's default inspection profile to your old one). Rename it to "Weak (without phpcs)" and disable phpcs for that particular profile by unchecking the PHP > PHP Code Sniffer validation option.
From this point forward, phpcs inspections (and related alerts, like the one you're concerned about) won't come into play as you're editing your files. However, whenever you do want to inspect one of your files using PHP Code Sniffer, you can do so easily via Code > Inspect Code > Inspection Profile > Strict (with phpcs)
Hope this helps!
My traditional workflow must be a little different to the PHPStorm default. I often work on multiple files at the same time and want to be able to save just one file when I've finished with it, without saving the others that I've modified.
I've managed to turn off the auto-save feature. Now, when I edit files I get stars on the ones I've edited and they stay like that until I hit 'save'. So far so good.
But when press CTRL-S to save, expecting it to save the one file I'm looking at so I can go back to the ones with asterisks to polish them off too, it also saves ALL the other files too.
I hope there's some way to change this behaviour or set up something to allow me to save just one file at a time!
Yes, you can .. but that still does not change a lot (e.g if you change your settings, or run/re-run something -- all files will be saved automatically anyway). Eventually (after few weeks or month of adaptation) you will get used to this behaviour and quite likely will love it (yes, this means changing working habits a bit, which is quite hard to do (requires time) for some people/in some cases).
Anyway ... to enable "save single file" functionality:
Settings | Keymap
On that screen, in search box type "save"
The action you are after is called "Other | Save Document"
Assign whatever shortcut you want.
P.S.
This action will NOT ask for confirmation (same behaviour as standard save does).
P.P.S.
This action is available since PhpStorm v7 ONLY.
I'm trying to extend the behaviour of ttk::combobox to make it behave like the Google search box in my browser - i.e. I'd like it to drop down automatically and limit the entries in the listbox to those which match the string that I've typed in so far. Ultimately, I'd like to select the part of the string that's been autocompleted so that the next character the user types will cause it to be deleted and re-start the matching process.
I found the page on the Tcler's wiki, but that appears to select the entry with the letter just typed, which isn't what I want. (Consider a user selecting from a list of US States. When they type A, I want the selection to be limited to Alabama, Alaska, Arizona and Arkansas; when they then type an L, the list should be limited to Alabama and Alaska. The code on the wiki would select Alabama when the user types A, then Louisiana when they type L.)
I tried defining a few bindings on the ttk::combobox, but gave that up - to be honest, I can't remember why - and have tried to extend the behaviour of a ttk::entry to cover it.
After borrowing liberally from ttk/combobox.tcl I've managed to post a listbox and to limit the entries in the listbox, but am having big problems now that I've added bindings to make the up and down arrows alter the selection. To be precise, the selected item is moved happily, but some of the time when the entry widget loses focus, the whole application hangs up and my tclsh soaks up all the CPU.
I'm developing using ActiveTcl 8.6 on both Windows and Linux and the code seems to behave the same on both platforms, although I haven't tried on Linux since I first saw it not hanging in Windows. I'd be very happy to share my code, but since the demo script runs to about 450 lines, I wouldn't read it myself if someone else posted that much.
Can anyone help by asking the right question to set off a lightbulb for me? The problem feels like a timing problem, but I've no idea where to start trying to track it down.
Many thanks.
Edit I've been racking my brain, and I think the reason I abandonned the attempt to extend ttk::combobx was because there were already a large number of bindings in place, and some did things that I didn't want. The current effort uses a validatecommand on the entry widget and Key-Up, Key-Down, FocusIn and FocusOut bindings.
Current code is on pastebin here.
Well, that was embarrassing!
I took another look at the code on the wiki and discovered that it did the thing I most wanted. It doesn't post the listbox, but it does autocomplete, and if you attempt to navigate the (unposted) listbox, by pressing Key-Up or Key-Down, it starts off with the appropriate item highlighted.
That's quite enough for what I need; if I decide I really must have the listbox posted, I can see about that at the time. (Given my bad experience trying to roll my own, however, I suspect that I'll just live with this.)
Many thanks for the forebearance and suggestions.
Fairly traditionally, in my Flash/CS3 game I want the user to hold down SHIFT key to make their character run instead of walking. However on Windows I keep getting the "do you want to enable stickykeys" popup as a result. Is there a way to avoid this in Flash, or should I just use a different key... if so are there other keys I should blacklist as well?
There's the option of disabling the key in Windows, which for me personally is amongst the first things I do on a fresh install. Under Control Panel, Accessibility/Ease of Access Center (depending on which version of Windows exactly) you will find a lot of the different options. Usually, the key to trigger stuff on and off (and whether it should be used) is hidden away in a seperate screen belonging to the function, meaning a simple button on XP or a hyperlink on Vista and above.
In my eyes the best course of action is to patiently go through the entire Accessibility section of your Control Panel, look at every screen/dialog, and just turn off all the stuff you don't need, which probably is pretty much everything. To boot, at the same time you will be able to make the list you need of key combinations to avoid in your game. :)