Line wrapping in the WebStorm console currently is making readability worse for some logging messages.
In Settings > Console I see you can enable a disable soft-wrap. This is not what I want.
Does anyone know if you can disable line wrapping?
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Surface Pro 3/4 and other Tablets have a physical Windows/Home button. Microsoft provides an app called "surface" which the user can download and use. It has a Windows button "off/On" setting to avoid accidental use of the button.
From this it would appear to me that it is possible to turn on/off that button programmatically. I do not see a Windows call to do it.
Anyone have an experience here in how to sniff what it is they're doing or outright know how to programmatically disable it?
Thanks in advance.
I am not sure what the state of click is with the new version 0.3.0 but even with fastclick. On click event handlers are really slow to respond. Sometimes the first few clicks are just ignored.
Fastclick seems to ignore taps that the browser perceives to be a touchmove. See pull request for the needed changes for this to work https://github.com/Famous/famous/pull/421
I'm using JetBrains Webstorm IDE and set it up to run my Protractor tests from inside, and all the command line output shows nicely in the test runner, but the browser window pops up over everything and I find it extremely distracting. Is there a way to stop it from showing? Or forcing it to stay minimized?
This applies to Karma - but maybe you can do the same thing in Protractor.
My horrible hack for this is to launch Firefox with -with-tab instead of -no-remote and set the Firefox tab loading behaviour by using the info at http://www.techsupportalert.com/content/how-stop-firefox-stealing-window-focus.htm - basically by setting browser.tabs.loadDivertedInBackground to true.
This prevents the window stealing focus when you load a new tab. You end up with a lot of tabs though.
I am trying to disable Norton auto protect. I don't actually want to close the program. If you click on the Norton icon it gives you the option to disable it.
I would like to write a program that clicks the button for me. I am just not sure how to go about this. I am using C++ and I have Visual Studio and Windows XP.
Do you want to close an application or disable an application (like disable java update etc)? If you are talking about closing an application using your program, you can use "TerminateProcess()".
If you are talking about disabling application, share with us particular use-case exactly what do you want to achieve?
I'm using asserts in my C++ code. As you all know, when the assert condition is false, it pops up a window about the error with three buttons: abort, retry and ignore. I would like to have a solution of this two possibilities:
- I would like to disable or delete the button "retry" from the windows that pops up
- I would like to define the button abort or the button ignore pressed as default.
Do you have any idea how to do this? It would be great to have a solution to solve that
Thank you very much in advance
Regards
If you need custom functionality then I'd suggest writing your own assertion handler is the easiest and most flexible solution. I don't know why you would want to go to the lengths of disabling the 'Retry' though since that's one of the most useful aspects of an assertion dialog: if the assertion dialog goes off then hitting retry will break into the code at the correct point so you can debug the assertion. Could you explain what you wish to achieve by disabling it?