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So there's also a mode that displays all the things that the IDE can possibly do I'm curious, how do I turn that mode on?
by LoneWolf 12y ago
So there's also a mode that displays all the things that the IDE can possibly do I'm curious, how do I turn that mode on?
- gecko 12y agoIn IntelliJ, that'd be turning on the Toolbar, the Tool Buttons, Navigation Bar, and Status Bar, and then opening all the panels at once. In real life, I don't actually turn all those things on; I instead have common panels enabled, and then bound a shortcut to Distraction Free Mode that I use when I'm actually coding instead of debugging/building/etc. I don't remember the equivalent for Visual Studio off the top of my head, but it's similar. Emacs and Vim don't really have a mode like that. I suppose the closest in Emacs would be just hitting M-x and then tabbing through all the functions, but I'm not sure that counts.
- ygra 12y agoAlt+Shift+Enter in VS is full-screen mode, which removes most if not all floating windows as well.