I'm using window10 and secureCRT program.
secureCRT is better to use than window cmd prompt so I want to access window shell by secureCRT program.
Anybody knows how to I do it?
You can either map your key or create a button to launch Windows Command Prompt.
Do let me know if these two solutions works for you.
Go under Tools → Keymap Editor → Map a Key... → (map a key/keystroke) → Toggle the drop down under Function and Select "Launch Application"
Paste in "C:\Windows\System32\cmd.exe"
OR
Go under View → turn on Button Bar → Right Click any free space within the Button Bar → New Button... → Toggle the drop down under Function and Select "Launch Application"
Paste in "C:\Windows\System32\cmd.exe"
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How can I set "Start without debugging " in the top-bar of the Visual Studio 2019 IDE, instead of "Local Windows Debugger". I find it annoying that every single time I need to press CTRL + F5 to start without debugging.
I looked through settings but I didn't see anything. Maybe I missed something.
You can add virtually any command to the VS-2019 IDE's toolbars. At the right-hand side of the tooolbar where you want your command to go, click the small down-arrow and select the "Add or Remove Buttons" command from the pop-up:
Then, if the command you want is not shown in the list of 'available' buttons, select the "Customize" command (near the bottom). Then, in the pop-up box, click the "Add Command" button:
In the next pop-up, for the "Start Without Debugging" command, you have to (odd though it may seem) select the "Debug" category from the left-hand list and scroll down (some way) in the right-hand list to find it:
Once selected, click "OK" ad "Close" the first pop-up. The command button will now appear (probably at the extreme left-hand side) on the toolbar.
Right click on the toolbar, pick Customize from the drop down menu
Click the Commands tab in the dialog that appears
Click the Toolbar radio button
Pick the 'Standard' option from the drop down menu to the right of the Toolbar button
Click the Add Command button
Click the Debug category on the left
Scroll down to list on the right to find the 'Start without Debugging' command and select it.
Click OK
etc. etc.
Hello dear Stackoverflow community,
I am looking in vain for an applescript with which I can delete the history, the website data, the cookies and the cache in my Safari browser 13.1.1. Unfortunately I only find scripts for older browser versions.
So far I've been experimenting with the following script only for the website data, but it may not work:
tell application "System Events" to tell process "Safari"
keystroke "," using command down
delay 1
click button "Privacy" of toolbar 1 of window 1
click button "Manage Website Data…" of group 1 of group 1 of window "Privacy"
delay 3
click button "Remove All"
click button "Done"
end tell
Since I am using the German Safari version, I have replaced the following terms:
"Privacy" → "Datenschutz"
"Manage Website Data…" → "Websitedaten verwalten ..."
"Remove All" → "Alle entfernen"
"Done" → "Fertig"
So my script looks like this:
tell application "System Events" to tell process "Safari"
keystroke "," using command down
delay 1
click button "Datenschutz" of toolbar 1 of window 1
click button "Websitedaten verwalten …" of group 1 of group 1 of window "Datenschutz"
delay 3
click button "Alle entfernen"
click button "Fertig"
end tell
Unfortunately it does not work even then and I assume that this script does not fit for Safari 13.1.1.
Can someone help me here?
However, I have to confess that I am not very well versed in programming.
Kind regards and thank you ever
Andy
I'm C++ user, and I like to use watch window.
Everytime I want to investigate variables
I do it in watch window pannel..
Before vs2008 the shortcut was ALT+3.
really easy to press.
But with vs2012,
I must press CTRL+ALT+W, 1
I think this is really ugly.
hard to press, multiple step...
But I don't want to change default setting,
because I have many environment and
I don't want to configure the key setting
every time I move or change computer.
Is there any good way or
easy way to debug with out pressing that CTRL+ALT+W, 1 commend?
You could make the change to the shortcut key/keys, then you could export the settings.
Tools > Import and Export Settings Wizard. Exports into a file you can send to yourself etc.
Then you could import the settings you like into other visual studio environments you have ;).
To change it back to Alt+3
Select Tools/Options
Goto Environment/Keyboard
In the list of commands, scroll down to Debug.Watch1
It will tell you that the shortcut is Ctrl+Alt+W,1
In Press Shortcut keys box, press Alt+3
I am using QtCreator 2.7.2 with Windows 8 to develop a C++ Console Application.
I need to use standard input.
When I run the application, an empty console window appears. If I type text then my application processes that text correctly. However, I don't manage to copy and paste text (instead of typing) into the console (Ctrl+V yields '^V', Shift+Insert doesn't work either).
Is there any way to do this?
Thanks in advance!
Right click in console window and select Paste.
To copy, right-click on console window and select, after Ctrl+C.
You can try:
shift+print screen this equals ctrl+c
and
shift+insert equals ctrl+v
How to make SAS to open with the main window and the editor window automatically maximized?
One way to do this is to push the command AWSMAXIMIZE at startup. You could place this statement in your autoexec.sas
dm "awsmaximize";
I was also able to do this by editing the start menu entry and adding to the end of the SAS command: -initstmt "dm 'awsmaximize';"
More here: http://support.sas.com/documentation/cdl/en/hostwin/63285/HTML/default/viewer.htm#a000115355.htm#win-af-wincmds
Not sure if you can do this automatically at startup, but you can set a hotkey to do it.
Tools -> Options -> Keys
Choose a key and type this into the command:
AWSMAXIMIZE ON; WPGM; ZOOM
"AWSMAXIMIZE ON" is the SAS for Windows command to maximize itself.
"WPGM" is the command to bring focus to the Enhanced Program Manager
"ZOOM" is the command to maximize the in-focus window.