Webstorm - all files are gone on sidebar
The files do exist.
Do you know what's going on?
I'm using Webstorm ver 10
I tried invalidate caches and all the problem is solved
Now i can see all the files
Thank you so much LazyOne
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I suddenly came across an annoying problem using WebStorm. I don't know how I triggered this.
It's highlighting everything no matter what that is. I also notice that syntax colors are also broken, and Prettier doesn't work. Probably other things too. It seems just out of order.
I tried to restart, reinstall WebStorm, all without any effect. It doesn't behave like this on other projects. I have spent hours reading WebStorm documentation, but I don't find anything related to that issue.
Does anyone has a clue?
Most probably your .idea files are broken, the .iml file and/or modules.xml are either missing or corrupted, so all the project files are treated as non-project.
Deleting and re-creating .idea folder should help:
close the project
remove it from Recent projects list
shut down the IDE
delete the .idea folder
restart, open the project root folder with File > Open
Why can't I add images to my UWP assets folder? I usually use C#, but I have to use C++ because I'll eventually be turning this into an optional package (somebody tell me if I'm wrong, and I can write optional packages in C#).
Using Visual Studio, I right click on the Assets folder in the Solutions Explorer click Add->Existing Item and then click on my image. It shows up in Visual Studio, but it doesn't actually get added to the Assets folder so I'm unable to view it when I load my app. I wouldn't think that it matters whether I use C++ or C#, but one is working and not the other.
I've tried rebuilding the project, rebooting the computer, repairing Visual Studio and I'm still stuck.
As suggested by paxbun, I tried using File Explorer to add the file. If I added the file in the Assets folder with the project files, it didn't help. I was able to get the code to work by adding the file to the AppX folder in the Debug folder, but this won't help when I'm ready to release (to make sure, I did a quick sideload).
I haven't put much at all in the code, but you can view it at https://github.com/benjasperson/SimpleCPPImage
Upon further research, I found my answer here.
Clicking "Show all files" in the Solution Explorer and then setting "Include in project" to true was all I needed to do.
I have recently inherited a directory of ColdFusion code developed in Dreamweaver. After downloading the source from svn into a local development directory, I attempted to follow the instructions I found in several places online for Importing a Dreamweaver site into a project, using the Existing Folder as New Project option (since it was never previously a CFBuilder project, just Dreamweaver), I assigned the CF Nature to the root in the Navigator window. However, when I attempt to drop the tree below the root, no files appear - and the little > arrow is even gone, as if there are no files.
What should I be looking at here? Obviously it lacks something that tells it all the files in the project. It is odd, because when I select the root of the directory where all the source files are "ZZZ Master Website", it creates another directory INSIDE that directory, also called "ZZZ Master Website". That's where the .project and settings files show up. I feel like I'm missing something.
FWIW, I'm no CF guy - I'm inheriting this because that resource is no longer available. So... be patient - I'm trying to come up to speed here.
Thanks for any help in advance!
duncand
Disclaimer: I haven't worked with WebStorm for a few months. First time opening it and I run into an issue navigating the files in my project. It's incredibly annoying to not have a simple overview.
TL;DR: My editor refuses to show a tree view of my files.
None of the buttons seem to enable me to switch to a tree view, and I've perused the settings carefully and didn't find it, either.
I simply want to be able to browse my project with a tree view of folders and files. I've had it before, and for some reason it's gone.
How do I get a full tree view of folders and files back?
Please try invalidating caches (File/Invalidate caches, restart) - does it help? BTW, do you have your source files stored locally, or on a remote drive? Are there any symlinks in your project path?
i want to edit cpp files in Eclipse but can't open the folder that contains the cpp files.
The folder symbol is a folder with an exclamation mark at the bottom right. I tried to look up the meaning of the symbol in the eclipse docs but didnt find something. Maybe a bit more background: the cpp files belong to a cocos2d-x application, eclipse cdt is installed. The files are normally accessible with notepad++ or any other texteditor but eclipse just doesn't list them. Refresh, clean or restart didnt help either. Maybe you guys can help me out.
The esclamation Mark deals with build path problem. This problem are usually related with eclipse metadata, probably rebuilding the Index Will fix it, but the easiest thing is delete the project (without deleting from disk) and import the project using import existing project into workspace. Male a backup before any operation.
Found the problem, a little fault in the path, edited the folder properties now everything works!