- By default, PhpStorm suggests completion for symbols regardless of their types. With this approach, in complicated cases the list shows multiple completion variants. To make completion more precise, select the checkbox. The completion list will strongly depend on the PhpStorm inference. As a result, the list may remain empty in case of poor.
- Then intellisense works. There are also other packages where intellisense doesn't work like Sequelize where I also have to change import to.Sequelize at the end. I'm not a fan of VS code but intellisense works better there then in WebStorm and keep in mind VS code is even free.
- Intellisense / Autocomplete Plugin for IntelliJ IDEA, WebStorm, etc.
Use this page to configure code completion and parameter information.
Jan 11, 2016 Volt intellisense for PhpStorm Enables intellisense for the Phalcon framework View Helpers in PhpStorm: Enable the Symfony plugin for your project. Make sure Intellisense.php is somehow indexed together with your project.
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Match case | Select this option if you want letter case to be taken into account when suggesting matches for code completion. Choose whether you want to match case for the first letter of for all letters. |
Automatically insert single suggestions for | Choose whether you want to automatically complete your code if there's just one code completion suggestion for basic and/or smart completion. |
Sort suggestions alphabetically | Choose this option if you want to sort items in the suggestions list in the alphabetical order instead of sorting them by relevance. You can change this behavior at any time by clicking the or icons in the suggestion list. |
Show suggestions as you type | Select this checkbox if you want the suggestions list to be invoked automatically, without having to call completion explicitly. |
Insert selected suggestion by pressing space, dot, or other context-dependent keys | Select if you want to insert the selected suggestion by typing certain keys that depend on the language, your context, and so on. |
Show the documentation popup in | Select this checkbox to have PhpStorm automatically show a popup for each item in the suggestions list with the documentation for the class, method, or field currently highlighted in the lookup list. In the field to the right, specify the delay (in milliseconds), after which the popup should appear. |
JavaScript
In this area, configure code completion in the JavaScript context. Learn more from Configuring code completion settings.
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Only type-based completion | By default, PhpStorm suggests completion for symbols regardless of their types. With this approach, in complicated cases the list shows multiple completion variants. To make completion more precise, select the checkbox. The completion list will strongly depend on the PhpStorm inference. As a result, the list may remain empty in case of poor inference. |
Suggest items with optional chaining for nullable types | By default, PhpStorm suggests completion for symbols with the optional chaining operator (?). To suppress showing such suggestions, clear the checkbox. |
Expand method bodies in completion for overrides | By default, when you want to override a method from the parent class or interface and select this method from the list of completion suggestions, PhpStorm automatically adds parameters, generates a super() call, and adds the type information, if possible.Clear the Expand method bodies in completion for overrides checkbox to suppress automatic generation of method bodies for overrides during completion. |
Completion of names |
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Parameter Info
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Show parameter name hints on completion | Select if you want hints for parameter values to be displayed. |
Show the parameter info popup in | Select this checkbox to have PhpStorm automatically show a popup with all available method signatures when an opening bracket is typed in the editor, or a method is selected from the suggestions list. In the text field to the right, specify the delay (in milliseconds) after when the popup window should appear. If this checkbox is not selected, use Ctrl+P to show parameter info. |
Show full method signatures | If this checkbox is selected, the parameter info displays full signatures, including method name and returned type. |
SQL
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Use aliases in completion for JOIN | Creates aliases for tables in the JOIN statement. |
Invert order of operands in auto-generated ON clause | Switches operands in the ON clause. When the checkbox is cleared, the FROM table comes the first in the JOIN condition. |
Suggest non-strict foreign keys based on the name matching | Generates you a list of possible code completion suggestions for JOIN statements. The code completion list includes suggestions of the columns from other tables that have the same names as columns from the table in the JOIN statement. Read more about debugging rules for this option in Debug rules for virtual foreign keys. |
Automatically add aliases when completing table names | Creates an alias for a table name. |
Suggest alias names in completion after table names | Suggests an alias for a table name when you use code completion (Ctrl+Space ). |
Custom aliases (table) | You can add a table name and the alias that you want to use for this table. To add the table-alias pair, click the Add alias button ( ). |
Dart
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Insert default argument values in completions | By default, when you select and apply a completion suggestion, PhpStorm inserts default argument values so you only need to fill in the field in the inserted template. Clear the checkbox to suppress such behavior and fill in the arguments yourself. |
As many of you know, ReSharper enhances the behavior of ASP.NET and Visual Studio in general. Yesterday the ASP.NET team released ASP.NET MVC 3 Release Candidate. The release includes support for Intellisense and Syntax Highlighting for Razor View Engine. There is however an issue if you have ReSharper installed, as it currently does not support Razor. As much as we’d like to sim-ship support for Razor as it’s made available, this is not always possible. Nonetheless we are working hard to bring you Razor support for ReSharper, along with first class support for JavaScript and CSS (all the goodness of Code Inspections, Refactoring, Intellisense and more). However, this does not mean that you cannot use ReSharper and Visual Studio’s default Razor Intellisense today. In this post I’ll show you how to do this.
Choosing the type of Intellisense
ReSharper has two options when it comes to Intellisense. You can either continue to use the default Visual Studio Intellisense or use the enhanced ReSharper Intellisense. This is something that can be configured under ReSharper –> Options –> Intellisense –> General.
Since we currently do not support Razor what happens is that when inside a CSHTML file (Razor’s View Files), ReSharper doesn’t “understand” it and therefore does not automatically invoke Intellisense. However, you can work around this by manually invoking Intellisense. This is done by pressing Ctrl+Space:
Using this option, you continue to get the benefits of ReSharper enhanced Intellisense inside Visual Studio, and have default Visual Studio Intellisense inside Razor files. However, you do need to manually invoke it.
If you are not comfortable with this option, you can revert back to using Visual Studio’s Intellisense. All you need to do is select this option under the configuration displayed previous. This will then automatically invoke Intellisense for Razor files without the need to press Ctrl+Space. You can then manually invoke ReSharper Intellisense with Ctrl+Alt+Space
Default Editor
Phpstorm Intellisense Crack
If Intellisense still does not work for you despite these two workarounds, make sure you have not associated the CSHTML files with an incorrect editor. Bartending and mixology. Prior to RC of MVC 3, many users have been using HTML Editor as the default editor for CSHTML, which enabled them to get basic HTML Intellisense and Syntax highlighting. If you still have this option set, make sure you set it to use the new Razor Editor. To do this, right click on any CSHTML file and click on Open With, choosing Razor Editor
Doing this should enable Intellisense inside Razor for you, and you continue to get the full benefits of ReSharper outside of Razor.
Tailwind Intellisense
If you continue to have any issues with Intellisense, please leave a comment or contact us via the forums or Twitter. And don’t forget you can learn more about ReSharper and our other tools at JetBrains TV