Since the Codemirror work with html dom let's assign ref instance to textarea that we are going to place the editor. import { useEffect, useRef } from 'react' ... const codeMirrorRef = useRef() ... Then load inside function useEffect like this. We load it here because the Codemirror ...
There is a solution when using raw codemirror, I found this in the forum: editor.on(“beforeChange”, function(_, change) { if (change.origin == “paste”) change.cancel() }) But I can't add any events to the react-codemirror's editor instance, the on function is not existing at...
When i use mode javascript i get error highlighting in code but no gutters. This works with the react-codemirror 1 version. But as r_cm1 is outdated i would like to use this version. is use the following option set options={{
We’re making use of react-codemirror2, a thin wrapper around the codemirror package for our code editor. We have three instances here, one for HTML, another for CSS and the last one for JavaScript.Once the code in any one of the editors is updated, the runCode() function is triggered...
This will save the page as an HTML file, which you can then use to view the rendered content. It will not, however, be pretty. <mso:_AuthorByline msdt:dt=\"string\">13;#i:0#.f|membership|ffbld01@ibmappcon.onmicrosoft.com</mso:_AuthorByline> ...
If you're using Google Chrome, you can right click on the page and choose the "Save As" option. Other browsers likely have the same feature. This will save the page as an HTML file, which you can then use to view the rendered content. ...
How do you get access to the codemirror editor instance so that you can use the api? For example https://codemirror.net/doc/manual.html#api See doc.markText(from: {line, ch}, to: {line, ch}, ?options: object) So how can I get access to a...
If the data is updated externally, it is currently done by modifying the value, but this causes the entire content to be re-rendered, I would like to append new data without affecting the original content, how can this be achieved, I che...
Is there any way to access the CodeMirror object as it was possible in react-codemirror through editorRef.getCodeMirrorInstance()? If that ain't possible is there any other way to add completion/show-hint without access to it? Calling showHint on the editor object (accessed through the key...
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