There is no such function yet, but it would be nice in you could mark A
region for exclusion of auto-formatting.
In commentaar you might try: enclosing the block.
On Wed, 24 Jul 2019 at 23:49, joe schmo wrote:
> I have some comments above a function, just for testing purposes, when I
> select a
I have some comments above a function, just for testing purposes, when I select
alt+shft+f it makes my comments unreadable. Is there a way to select a section
of comments and NOT have the global reformat affect them?
Something like this
/***
Test of getSideInformation method, of class MP3Fi
Yes, by default it is always whichever JDK is set globally on your system. That
can be overridden in netbeans.conf or via the command line.
Gj
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> On 24 Jul 2019, at 22:27, Emilio G.C. wrote:
>
> I was thinking more along the lines of passing a different jdkhome flag to
>
I was thinking more along the lines of passing a different jdkhome flag to the
netbeans instance being opened, using the same mechanism that allows Netbeans
to restart after an update, for example. Then again, I have no idea why the
default jdk used seems to always be the latest Oracle JDK insta
It would mean creating a new panel in the Options window for resetting the
JDK value in netbeans.conf. The only reason why it hasn’t been created so
far is that changing netbeans.conf by hand is not hard. But if you want to
create a PR for this, go ahead and it would be a nice small feature to add
Hello
I have been wondering for a while if this feature existed or anyone had ever
thought about it. The idea is for someone who has a default JDK that they use
Netbeans with to have the option, from within the already running program, to
restart it with one of the Java platforms registered.
Ha
That sounds like a great idea.I do look at that page at start-up to see if
anything is new.
mark
> On Jul 23, 2019, at 11:43 PM, Geertjan Wielenga wrote:
>
> I think the 'News & Tutorials' column should be removed in the splash screen
> and that the 'Blogs" column should be renamed as
On Wed, Jul 24, 2019 at 3:50 PM Jake Ochs wrote:
> cross posting this on users & dev...
>
Why? Please don't.
Just start a new thread on the users mailing list since this relates to
that mailing list.
Thanks,
Gj
>
> I have a large PHP project that also has gradle projects in it. The
> probl
cross posting this on users & dev...
I have a large PHP project that also has gradle projects in it. The problem is
that in NB11, it seems that the gradle nature overrides the PHP nature and
breaks some PHP features such as "open in project" and clicking on a class to
go to the source (sometime
