intellisense

来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/26636360/example-example-xml-comment-tag-how-to-see-it

来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/26636360/example-example-xml-comment-tag-how-to-see-it

来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/62689256/ruby-solargraph-snippet-does-not-show-up

来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/58581480/jquery-intellisense-stopped-working-in-vs2019

来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/58581480/jquery-intellisense-stopped-working-in-vs2019

问题 I would like VSCode to IntelliSense the module path so I can access it by click. For example, after configurating jsconfig.json I'm able to access ./src/styled/index by importing its global path. But I couldn't figure out how to make it work with an alias @styles // VSCode Intellisene Works import { mixins, theme } from 'styles'; // VSCode Intellisene Doesn't work import { mixins, theme } from '@styles'; My current jsconfig.json : { "compilerOptions": { "baseUrl": "./", "jsx": "react", "paths

问题 I would like VSCode to IntelliSense the module path so I can access it by click. For example, after configurating jsconfig.json I'm able to access ./src/styled/index by importing its global path. But I couldn't figure out how to make it work with an alias @styles // VSCode Intellisene Works import { mixins, theme } from 'styles'; // VSCode Intellisene Doesn't work import { mixins, theme } from '@styles'; My current jsconfig.json : { "compilerOptions": { "baseUrl": "./", "jsx": "react", "paths

问题 I'm using Visual Studio Code, mostly to work with PHP. Everytime I hit . , IntelliSense kicks in and offers me PHP globals and functions, starting with $_COOKIE . I usually know what global or function I want, so it's a bit annoying. This even happens when I'm within a comment block ( /* ... */ or // ... ), which is far more annoying. Most of my time is spent going back and deleting $_COOKIE . An example (not PHP, but you get the idea): I've tried disabling it as suggested in the docs: //

问题 I'm using Visual Studio Code, mostly to work with PHP. Everytime I hit . , IntelliSense kicks in and offers me PHP globals and functions, starting with $_COOKIE . I usually know what global or function I want, so it's a bit annoying. This even happens when I'm within a comment block ( /* ... */ or // ... ), which is far more annoying. Most of my time is spent going back and deleting $_COOKIE . An example (not PHP, but you get the idea): I've tried disabling it as suggested in the docs: //

问题 I've been using Visual Studio Community for a few months now, but the sluggishness and project-based interface is not to my liking and having seen that Visual Studio Code has a python extension, I decided to try Code again. There are two problems with Code, that if possible to solve I'd promote it to my main editor. First is intellisense. I have downloaded the python extension for Code, which promises intellisense. However, outside of the core python packages (like "math") intellisense is not