sharwell
commented
9 years ago @joflashstudios I'm sorry to hear you're running into issues. It sounds like you are using this extension in combination with Microsoft/vsminecraft (installing the Minecraft extension automatically installs this extension). To date, we have not yet combined certain aspects of the extensions into a single repository, which I totally understanding is confusing (we're working on this).
The particular bar you are seeing at the top of the editor is part of the vsminecraft extension, and used to alert users that the link between Visual Studio and Eclipse (for IntelliSense) isn't working for some reason.
- JavaForVS (Java Language Support for Visual Studio)
- Project templates (not-Minecraft-specific)
- Project item templates (not-Minecraft-specific)
- Project functionality (**.javaproj*, building)
- Debugger
- Basic syntax highlighting (colors only, no IntelliSense)
- Code folding
- Type and member drop-down bars (that show the name of the current class/method at the top of the file)
- vsminecraft (Minecraft Modding Extension)
- Minecraft-specific project templates
- Minecraft-specific project item templates (if any exist)
- All Eclipse-based IntelliSense features
- Code completion
- Quick Info (when you hover over items)
- Go To Definition
joflashstudios
In the first project I made in JavaForVS, the intellisense worked. However, in subsequent projects, I get a variety of error messages flashing across the top of the text editor, saying things like "File not found: [the file I currently have open in the editor]".
Also, the bar above the editor says "[ProjectName] does not exist" whenever I attempt to navigate to the definition of an object.
Lastly, sometimes the bar says "Java file is not part of an workspace. Intellisense is not available," though this last one may be due to me misconfiguring something.
The TVL Diagnostics output doesn't contain any errors, only this sort of thing: Parser queue has 0 items remaining RecipesIC2.java: Background parse succeeded in 7ms.