like a little dialog pops up, it’s right from the editor itself

where it escapes the

"

for you

ahh yes there it is

well but I don’t get any suggesttions to languages, just that I can edit language injections

ohhhh 😮

I pasted the thing and it got escaped automatically

@poohbar what happened with angular? I am using it and it's pretty awesome... it would be nice if it has a kotlin option tho

Hence why

vue.js

became so popular

::foo()

is reserved for future use. what feature will this syntax be used for in the future?

@cedric I can understand it from a js perspective who hates typed languages, but in that community? I never ever wanted to touch frontend because of js, and Angular has motivated me to give it a try. It's still a bit javascriptish but tons of fresh air from my perspective

@cedric uploaded a file:

The tooltip should say

("smart" cast from Any)

is there idea shortcut to automagically wrap such lines?

process.inputStream.bufferedReader().lineSequence()

into

process
    .inputStream
    .bufferedReader()
    .lineSequence()

`cmd`+`option`+`L` to format this line Of course you need to have proper code format setup

yes. i wanted to avoid this. so my usual formatter dont wrap the lines

I have an XML file with a code scheme and a name

Why when I try to import it in Intellij I get this dialog

@ziggy42 uploaded a file:

And what does it mean?

I just want one codestyle with specifications for Java Kotlin and Javascript....

Do you know how to enforce that in HTML "the closing bracket must be aligned with the line containing the opening tag"

write html (js) in go? 😉

.oO(and yeah that's possible .... gopherjs .... not that I recommend it 😉)

😅 not an option at the moment

Check the topic of #intellij for where to report things like this.

Nevermind, they were not being muted because another debug process was running. And I could not even tell. Oh my eyes. Why you deceive me.

@karelpeeters Maybe JetBrains could finally stop playing around and create a quick-response community hub around their tools. I don't have time to wade through the tracker and submit issues to fix their stuff. I am not paid for that.

Maybe you could click the link in that channel topic where you'll find yourself on a forum where the devs respond reasonably quickly?