what is this black line - and how can i get rid of it ?
because - it really messes with editing and copy-pasting.
Try adding the following line to Editor Configuration under Settings (left of a puzzle statement):
"editor.stickyScroll.enabled": false,
tyvm
if any moderator/site-admin reads this - I strongly advise to make it optiional and easy to find in settings and even not enabled by default.
the only thing i do with the editor often is pasting the whole code into it from the Visual studio IDE - and every time i do that this feature causes problems.
I have another grievance about the CG’s online lDE when working on programs in java.
I copy and paste codes to the IDE, to get results like this:
But after test run and close, when I open the code again it changes into this:
It is hardly possible to edit it again unless I delete it all and paste something new.
Is there a way to prevent the IDE from becoming too clever to alter my codes?
It doesn’t really alter your code. It’s trying to show some helpful information (not helpful to us, right? haha). I find that annoying too, so I’ve added this line in Editor Configuration:
"editor.inlayHints.enabled": "off",
See if that helps you too.
For anyone interested, a list of configurable settings can be found here.
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Wow, there are 500+ “editor.*” config settings, overwhelmingly hard to master the art of IDE configs. If there is a list like “the most useful 50 IDE config options” it would be very helpful.