Problem:
In my manifest my application word was having Yellow Background, when I do Alt+Enter it gives me above options, I clicked Disable inspection just to check it, but when I do Alt+enter, but again after doing alt+enter I didn't get any option for getting it enabled?
After clicking Disable Inspection, I am not getting any option for Enable Inspection, Is there any way to get Enabled again?
You can find and disable/enable all inspections here.
For your situation, you have to find and make selected this two:
If you want to restore all inspections to default, you can go to:
File > Settings > Inspections >
Click on Advanced Settings
and Reset to Default Settings
If your project is under version control, you might notice that .idea/inspectionProfiles/Project_Default.xml and .idea/inspectionProfiles/profiles_settings.xml were either added or changed. You could just reset or remove those files (Making sure to only reset the parts you want to re-enable.)
Go to File -> Setting -> Editor -> Inspection and mark which inspection that you want to enable.
I found this on google, why dont you try this out:
https://www.jetbrains.com/help/pycharm/2016.1/disabling-and-enabling-inspections.html?origin=old_help
If you haven't closed IntelliJ yet,
Menu File→Settings Repository...→Overwrite Local will restore a backup of your settings, including the just disabled inspection.
This is effectively an 'undo' but you need to have prepared a settings repository in advance for it to work. If you haven't done this yet, you're on your own, and I suggest you make one now for future accidents (and as a bonus, for sharing settings among multiple computers).
File->Manage IDE Settings-> Restore Default Settings
My problem is solved
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Is there a way to disable this inspection? I know, this maybe be a bad design, but I still would like to disable it.
Find an instance of the inspection, and hit ALT+ENTER to open the content menu. You'll see a suggestion there that looks like "Inline value 'XYZ' for parameter 'myParameter'". Click the right arrow next to it to open a second context menu, and there you'll find options to edit the inspection setting in order to tune the conditions that will produce it, suppress it for the method/class/parameter, or even disable it altogether.
#SuppressWarnings("SameParameterValue")
I tested it in Android Studio 3.5, which is based on IntelliJ-Idea, so it probably works in other IntelliJ-Idea based IDEs too.
Use #SuppressWarnings("SameParameterValue") in java
and #Suppress("SameParameterValue") in kotlin
Tested on Android Studio Arctic Fox | 2020.3.1
Ctrl+Space is not showing proposals. e.g sysout or arr. is not working. I tried to restore default from Content Assist-> Advanced.
But, the changes which I make does not get saved and it reverts back to the original settings in preferences. Has anyone encountered this before? Any help will be much appreciated.
This is actually kind of common in eclipse.
Although this link doesn't describe the exact symptoms you have stated, the solution it proposes may be able to solve your issue:
http://mschrag.blogspot.co.nz/2009/01/open-type-cant-find-your-class.html
Quit Eclipse
Go to workspace/.metadata/.plugins/org.eclipse.jdt.core
Remove *.index and savedIndexNames.txt
Restart Eclipse and search Ctrl+T for the offending type. The indexes will be rebuilt.
Try doing that. If it still doesn't work, try to delete the class itself, and re make it. Just copy and paste. Again, you mentioned the default preferences:
Windows > Preferences > Java > Editor > Content Assist > Advanced
The Eclipse help page tells to restore:
Select the proposal kinds contained in the 'default' content assist list:
Other Java Proposals,
SWT Template Proposals,
Template Proposals,
Type Proposals
Now, also go in here:
Window > Preferences > Java > Appearance > Type Filters
And make sure that you didn't filter out random stuff that you don't want to filter out. Also try to just disable everything there.
Let me know if it helped!
I have the same problem on Eclipse Neon.
It may be linked to Code Recommenders because only the "Java Proposals (Code Recommenders)" item will be saved when checked.
But when you uncheck this item it will allow you to save some other items. I don't understand why but some items will still remained unsaved.
I am working on IntelliJ Idea 14. Is there a way out for the above?
Under "Inspections" in the Settings configuration, you can change your inspections profile to exclude the ones you don't want. Also, at the bottom right of the application window you can click on the "little guy in the hat" and turn down the inspections on a file-by-file basis.
Suppressing inspection in general may not be good idea. You could create multiple custom profiles and keep it as part of project. Create a new one called "minimum", which will have inspection that is meaningful to full team. Set that as default for project
Create another which will have much bigger set and run occasionally else where.
Here is a problem with MyEclipse. While I input "." after some variables e.g. list.size(), in the past Eclipse automatically suggested me all possible methods and options. But now this function is not working. And also I have already enabled the Auto Activation option in Eclipse preferences.
MyEclipse Version = 10.7.1
If someone knows about this problem, please suggest me how to solve.
Check the value of the content assist trigger.
Since I do not have all your Eclipse setting, I would suggest going to the Preference -> Java->Editor->Content Assist and click Restoring Defaults.
I use Eclipse for Java development. I like the auto-activation feature because I can add all the letters and numbers so I can see class members while I'm typing; making it behave similarly to Visual Studio. If I don't add all of the letters and numbers to the auto-activation list, it will only pop up with class information when I'm typing the first letter after the '.' delimiter, and then it disappears.
The real problem arises when I'm typing in a variable name or something else. As soon as I hit space, the auto-complete types a bunch of crap following what I've typed in attempt to complete it. It's driving me crazy!
Any way to turn this off?
The checkbox you have to check is: "Disable insertion triggers exept 'Enter' "
(under Java -> Editor -> Content assist)
I'm on Eclipse 2018-12 and C_H's answer had no effect on the behavior:
I believe what you'll want is to deactivate "Insert single proposals automatically"
EDIT: It seems this answer is now outdated. It may work for old Eclipse versions. For any more recent versions refer to #ChrisP's answer from 2019.
Open menu Window, then Preferences. Follow path Java -> Editor -> Content assist. Now mess around with the settings to find your ideal setup. I believe what you'll want is to deactivate Insert single proposals automatically.
If anyone wants to know how to stop the auto-complete for brackets:
Toggle off: "Edit --> Smart Insert Mode"
Version: Eclipse Photon
In continuation to #G_H's answer :
This worked for me although I am sure there is another and a better way.
Window -> Preferences -> Java -> Editor -> Content Assist -> Set Auto Activation Delay(ms) : 200ms from 0ms in my case.
You may want to increase/decrease the value 200 depending on your typing speed.
The reason this worked is because of the hitting of "Spacebar" before the delay arrives.