The capacity to terminate a runaway computer run. When TW appears by running/debugging it doesnt grab focus, so its not fully active intentionally.
#Undock intellij code#
The capacity to run all code preceding a particular point in the jmd document as is currently possible in R Studio. undock/unpinned Tool Windows are stubborn when they appear. variables, functions and values).like in JUNO. The capacity to undock panes to make use of multiple monitors.Ī pane to display the Julia workspace (ie. Inclusion of the Julia Markdown Outline feature currently installable in Atom. Some of the following features, if they do not already exist, would be most helpful:Ī toggle to comment out multiple lines of code like in R Studio. So, when making the change, I would advocate that you make sure that it and associated tools are seamlessly integrated with VS Code. But then I must confess to being a two finger typist hooked on ‘point and click’ from from the distant past.Īfter almost fifty years of programming experience in many languages, I have only recently discovered the concept of literate programming, the use of Julia Markdown for this, and am really hooked on it. Average Joe programmers like me are influenced a lot by the design of menus and screen layout options, which in my view have only received scant attention in Atom. My loss of hot keys happens during: Plug or unplug a monitor or Undock from USB-C Starting another application that binds the hotkeys (Idea IntelliJ, Scooter. Maybe I still have a lot to learn, but I have never liked Atom and think VS Code could be a good replacement. Widescreen tool window layout: Maximize the height of vertical tool windows by limiting the width of horizontal tool windows.I am new to Julia, having moved to it from Matlab and R. Under Tool Windows, configure the following: In the Settings dialog ( Ctrl+Alt+S), select Appearance & Behavior | Appearance. IntelliJ IDEA provides several options to optimize the positioning of tool windows on wide-screen monitors. When this option is disabled, tool windows have the unified default width, and their sizes remain constant when you switch between them.
In the Tool Windows section, select the Remember size for each tool window option. Press Ctrl+Alt+S to open the IDE settings and select Appearance & Behaviour | Appearance. If you prefer to adjust the size of each tool window individually, you can configure the IDE to remember your custom layout. To stretch the tool window to the maximum width or height, press Ctrl+Shift+Quote or select Window | Active Tool Window | Resize | Maximize Tool Window from the main menu. To resize the active tool window, press Ctrl+Alt+Shift+Left, Ctrl+Alt+Shift+Right, Ctrl+Alt+Shift+Up, Ctrl+Alt+Shift+Down or use the main menu actions under Window | Active Tool Window | Resize. Resize tool windows Resize a tool windowĬlick and drag the border of a tool window.
You can save the current location of the tool windows and their custom sizes as a layout. Move tool windowsĬlick and drag the tool window button on the tool window bar.Īlternatively, you can click the tool window options menu or right-click the tool window title bar and select where to attach the tool window under Move to. You can detach them to use as separate windows, as described in Tool window view modes. By default, tool windows are attached to the edges of the main window.
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