I am currently preparing for developing an IDEA plugin involving webview containing some information. Since I have developed a VSCode extension of similar functionalities and it uses many webviews, I plan to migrate those HTML to IDEA’s plugin by JECF. However, the functionalities require some interaction with the extension/plugin, as in VSCode I could click some elements of the webview
Tag: intellij-plugin
In Intellij, when I create new package and after right click new -> java class doesn’t show
In new Interface package when I right-click in new java class option nit shown Answer interface is not a valid package name, because it is a Java keyword. A keyword can not be used as an identifier, for example as a package name, variable name or class name. If you choose a different name for your package, the option to
IntelliJ displays UPPERCASE on Run Configuration section
In my Java apps, I realized that IntelliJ displays UPPERCASE on Run Configuration section as shown below. I thought it may be caused by Material Theme or Atom Icon plugins, but after disabling Atom Icon and selecting default Dracula Theme, it still the same (I am not sure maybe it is not related for these 2 plugins). Any idea to
I am getting a syntex error when making a UML class in IntelliJ, how can i fix it?
I am making a UML class diagram in IntelliJ with the “Sketch it!” plugin, but it says there is a syntax error in line 5, where it says namespace the first time. I don’t get why, as it says the same on many times below as well without an error. I can’t find a tutorial to this program online, so
How to hide variables from Java’s JDI?
I am instrumenting some classes and introducing some new local variables. Now, when the user places a breakpoint in the code, and execution is stopped, the newly introduced local variables can be seen inside Intellij IDEA’s debugger window. How can I hide them? UPDATE: I will have to somehow remove debug info from the instrumented code, but not sure how
Lombok @Builder not recognised by IntelliJ
I updated IntelliJ IDEA to version 2018.2.7, and Lombok’s @Builder annotation is not recognised anymore. The project already had Lombok annotations, which worked fine with previous (2017…) version of IntelliJ. Only @Builder is failing. I am using Lombok version 1.14.4. And Java 11. The problem is similar to this one: Lombok not working with Intellij But the solution provided there