now:
when i wirte"html + tab",this would happen:

But what I need is this:

What should I do?
Thank you very much for your help

C# has the possibility to mark types and members as readonly on structs to signal to roslyn no defensive copies have to be performed. F# with its immutable by default semantics should take advantage of this to gain end users some automatic perf improvements.

Relevant language feature docs:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/csharp/language-reference/builtin-types/struct#readonly-struct

As the title states, I'd like to share configuration, extensions, cache, and document-store between Solargraph (and its internal YARD) as it's used in the VSCode extension, and Yard as it's run from the command line.

The goals are effectively to avoid some duplication of doc generation, let YARD CLI understand Solargraph's custom tags , and have Solargraph utilize any YARD extensions I curren

I am using the vscode extension and there is no autocompletion for $path = $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT']."/directory".

Can I somehow specify the document root?

Feature description or problem with existing feature
I'd love to have an option to just update the auto phpdoc.
Like if I'm adding another parameter to the method, I'd like the phpdoc to "automatically update".

Describe the solution you'd like
Something like to automatically do:
![auto_phpdoc_update](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/7961978/79787224-f20b5600-8346-11ea-9da8-

I recall there's some documentation like the README or the CHANGELOG that's supposed to be in a build artefact. We should add that as a build step so that no manipulation is needed.

I think this is the right place as it is a doc issue with the extension. In the README, which presumably drives the extension documentation in VS.Code, it says

You need at least PHP 7 installed for the extension to work.

However, the language server requires 7.1 at a minimum, and VS.Code will bark at you if you try 7.0 as I did. So the README here should be changed to reflect that.

Hello,

This is not an issue but a fix or feature

I need a way to add parameter to chrome when run Serve to the browser. To handle CORS expection for example.

I make a fix :
I add this line 1373 in cordovaDebugAdapter.ts : chromeArgs.push(...args.chromeArgs);
just after the chromeArgs object initialization.

And in my launch.json i'm now able to push some arguments to chrome.

"chr

• <br>: Works in overview for hover and doc page. Also works in @param description for doc page, but hover prints <br> instead of inserting a line break.
• \: Works in @param description for hover, but doc page prints \ instead of inserting a line break. When used in overview, both hover and doc page print \.

It would be great if one of these worked generally, preferably <br>,

https://github.com/istrib/vuex-typescript/blob/105d21977d0f870910d86f7706c06ee8bd3bded9/src/tests/withModules/store/system/system.ts#L6

In Chromium 30 (which is the version of the Android 4.2.2 WebView) Function.name is not spec complaint, and vuex-typescript relies on it being so. More specifically (function () { var x = function () { }; return x.name; })() should return "x", but in Chro

My angular project is quite big, having lot of npm packages installed.

That's why I'm exuding the node_modules folder in Exclude Glob Pattern setting (I don't want to have intellisense to files that I'm not really having/using in my project).

The problem of doing so is that it removes intellisense of all my [global styles imported in angular.json file](https://github.com/angular/angular-

Just a small reminder that we should document the compiler based cljs compliment source in the README. Currently it's not mentioned anywhere at all. //cc @arichiardi

All symbols in these typings are optional, making concrete implementations of these object an unnecessarily huge task. Only fields marked as optional in the graph documentation should be marked as optional with the ?: specifier, all others should be declared as normal.

If the interface needs to be marked as optional, Partial<T> should be used instead.

Keep getting this error upon opening InnovatorAdmin. If I "run as administrator" everything works as it should. I think it may have something with the Publisher listed as "unknown".

I'm on a work computer, so not able to run as administrator every time. Is there a way to fix this?

In the documentation for ModuleOptions it says that errorCallback's type is function(errorMessage:string): void, but in this library it's type is () => void. Which is correct?

Add ability to show the comments located above the props together with the type of propTypes, it would be an addition for documentation and an easy way to understand what the props means. Like JSDoc does, for example.