IDEs Support (IntelliJ Platform) | JetBrains

Raphael Parree

Total activity 9
Last activity March 06, 2025 11:28
Member since September 23, 2011 08:33
Following 0 users
Followed by 0 users
Votes 0
Subscriptions 2

Raphael Parree commented, March 06, 2025 09:48
I have been able to do this, but it makes the markdown look very messy[//]: # (@formatter:off) 1. one 2. two. {# .outer .text-blue-400 type="A" data-a="" reversed=""} [//]: # (@formatter:on)
- 0 votes
Raphael Parree created a post, March 06, 2025 08:44
Markdown: Setting attributes on lists breaks formatting (Goldmark/Hugo)

We use hugo with goldmark on one of our projects. Goldmark supports setting attributes on a list. Below is an example of what i would need to write:```markdown 1. one 2. two. {# .outer .text-blue-4...
1. Community
2. WebStorm
- 2 followers
- 2 comments
- 0 votes
Raphael Parree commented, September 23, 2011 13:26
That's indeed great news :)
- 0 votes
Raphael Parree commented, September 23, 2011 10:49
Good news...after a restart it seems to be there. I guess what happened is the following. I first made a class and then changed into an object. Perhaps the fact that it was a class as apposed to an...
- 0 votes
Raphael Parree commented, September 23, 2011 09:59
Yes it is..i have "Run .." available for Java classes. BTW when i manually type the name of the Scala object inside the "Main Class" (showing red), it works.
- 0 votes
Raphael Parree commented, September 23, 2011 09:37
I have added two screenshots....My context menu looks like:And to do Run application
- 0 votes
Raphael Parree created a post, September 23, 2011 08:33
Nika "run" seems to be gone

I might have missed something, but i don't see the "run" option anymore for Scala classes with a main. I see "Scala Console", "Scala Script", "Scala Test", "Specs" and "Specs2"tx.,Raphael
1. Community
2. Scala
- 3 followers
- 9 comments
- 0 votes