code-inspection

PHPStorm 8.0.3 for Mac wants to tell me about missing semicolons in my JavaScript. I don't want PHPStorm to do this. This blog page says... Built-in inspections help you detect errors and potential problems, from obvious ones like a missing semicolon ... Later, the blog indicates that "The full list of built-in inspections is available in Preferences | Inspections", but I can find no mention of semicolons in any of the subcategories of the 14 inspection categories. Is PHPStorm intransigent about semicolons? Whenever you want to adjust or disable an inspection, simply put your cursor on the

How to stop this inspection: "Member has protected access, but class has magic method __get"? I searched everywhere but can not find the option to disable this inspection. I really do not want the properties remain marked with a different color when they are private and there is a magic method __get in classes. Wrong answer here. As @LazyOne mentioned the solution is: @property string $File in php doc. To remove the mark should do the following: Settings (CTRL + Alt + S) Editor -> Colors & Fonts -> Copy the current Scheme Editor -> Colors & Fonts -> General -> Erros and Warnings -> Warning

I have inherited a bunch of Python files and looking for a way to get an understanding of what is going on within them by collecting information about all the functions that have been defined and called within those files. Example of a file (MainModule.py): Import module1 Import module2 Import module3 ... Def func1(): ... Def func2(): ... result1 = Module1.funcX(args) result2 = Module2.funcY(args) ... By looking into this file, I want IDE to report what functions have been defined within this file (this is something I can do with Wing IDE), but also what functions (that were defined within .py

I know I can suppress warnings from IntelliJ IDEA inspections like that: @SuppressWarnings("CollectionDeclaredAsConcreteClass") public PropertiesExpander(Properties properties) { this.properties.putAll(properties); } For person from outside it may not be clear for which tool this suppression is needed. PMD uses prefixes for that: @SuppressWarnings("PMD.UnusedLocalVariable") FindBugs uses dedicated annotation: @SuppressFBWarnings("NP_NONNULL_FIELD_NOT_INITIALIZED_IN_CONSTRUCTOR") Is there any way to clearly indicate that this suppression is just for IntelliJ IDEA? A way of suppressing this for

I'm using PyCharm and I have an error on this SQL statement: SELECT * FROM table WHERE id= %(id)s The code syntax inspection says: <expression> expected, got '%' Is there a way to disable this error message? In other words, how do I make PyCharm recognize placeholders in SQL statements? Edit Here is my solution: For %(id)s and %s you have to had %\((\w+)\)s and %s in Settings/Preferences | Tools | Database | User parameters and select All languages not only SQL Is this SQL in a SQL console, or in a string in a Python script? I had this same issue and solved it by checking the box above the

I want to know is there any way to view Rulers in Firefox, alike Chrome inspect element rulers. Chrome shows your current width, ie. Width + padding = current width on Ruler hover. see below Chrome screenshot for ref. Its been implemented now in new Firefox. And Firefox version 32 and above developer tools are awesome :) Yes you can with help of some addons and a little work. All you have to do is draw the ruler and you get the exact dimensions. Measure It let's you draw a ruler across any webpage to check the width, height, or alignment of page elements in pixels. Also take a look at