Basically, Intellij is making my code extremely hard to read by underlining lots of my code. It kind of makes a chess board on the left of my screen as well! =>
I have looked through the code editor settings but I can't find one under scala which controls these underlines. I am using the twilight theme but I have only just noticed the issue. Any ideas Intellij buffs?
If the variable/parameter is underlined, you know that you can't use it in lambda/anonymous class directly.
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Go to file->settings->editor and click on Inspections then you can see Spelling, uncheck the checkbox corresponding to that and click apply and OK.
IntelliJ 12:
Settings -> Editor -> Colors & Fonts -> Scala -> Implicit Conversions Uncheck "Effects -> Underline"
IntellIJ 11 or Before:
Settings -> Code Style -> Scala -> Other -> Other settings -> Highlight methods added via implicit conversion. However anyway it's usability problem of this feature. Something different should be done to highlight implicit conversion for such places.
The attributes used for different kinds of highlighting are configured under Settings | Editor | Colors & Fonts.
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