Im looking for a way to be able to switch tabs in Xcode not using next/previous tab but rather using modifier+1,2,3.. etc in order to get to a specific tab directly.
I have gotten a similiar problem solved for terminal.app with the help of this application/script
https://github.com/ciaran/terminaltabswitching
It's usable on ML, you only need to increase the MaxBundleVersion in info.plist.
It's used together with easySIMBL.
So I recently started using tabs in Xcode and this was the first thing i tried to find, as I prefer selecting tabs specifically.
Any idéas/solution? Thanks.
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I am new to SAS Enterprise Guide, and I'm beginning to get familiar with some of the useful keyboard shortcuts. I just figured out that Shift+F8 highlights the current step and F8 runs it, but I was wondering if there is a way to set up a shortcut that highlights the current step AND everything before it.
For those of you familiar with RStudio, what I'm looking for is analagous to the "Run all chunks above" option.
Thanks!
I've tried looking at the Macros menu to see if there is an existing option, but I didn't find one.
CTRL+SHIFT+HOME will select everything from a line up to the start of the program
I'm using SAS Enterprise Guide 5.1.
My window looks like this:
The text is huge - I'd like to zoom out so I can see more of the code in my program (obviously this one is just a placeholder).
How can I control the level of zoom?
I tried using ctrl and the mouse-wheel. No luck. I've trawled through toolbar options and found nothing. The solution here requires changing Windows Settings - unfortunately that is not an option for me.
I don't think there's a dynamic zoom option. What I do is customize the font to make it smaller (and more aesthetically pleasing):
Tools
Options
SAS Programs
Editor Options
Appearance
gets you there, then select Lucida Console 9pt as your font, or whatever you find best for you.
Control-mouse wheel works as of Enterprise Guide 7.12, so ask your IT department for an upgrade!
I'm using Python 2.7 on Windows and my output which is a table containing 15 rows needs more than the width of my entire screen to be displayed properly.
I used pandas.set_option('display.width', 1920) to get this working. However, word wrap occurs. I want the Python Shell to get a Horizontal Scroll Bar. Checked under configure IDLE and couldn't find it. It just needs to be like the simple option of word wrap we get with Notepad.
EDIT: I've already tried that method explained in the question marked possible duplicate. That doesn't create a working toolbar. The text is still wrapped. The toolbar graphic is present but it is greyed out and has no functionality.
Here is the 11 year old opened issue showing IDLE doesn't support horizontal scroll bar. IDLEX as pointed out here provides extensions to IDLE and workaround that, apparently not working for Python 2.7.
I am a Sublime's newbie and I am trying to use the cool Find/replace tab.
Is there a way (package or shortcut) to have a scroll-down menu that shows items I previously searched/replaced? This feature is available for example in Notepad++. This would be particularly helpful hen working with regex's variations.
I searched and found question about running a series of search-replaces in a row but what I need is just the possibility to go back to items I looked for in the past.
Thanks a lot
In Sublime 3, this feature is available. Below is a screenshot (underneath the window you see on the right is a drop-down arrow). Are you using Sublime 2 or 3? Sublime Text 3 can be downloaded here.
Our company has an installer written in C++ that creates program shortcuts using IShellLink as described in:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/bb776891%28v=vs.85%29.aspx
On Windows 8 all shortcuts created in the Start Menu will also show as titles on the Start Screen. What we're looking to do is programmically control which icons are shown on the Start Screen. In the following article it describes the option "System.AppUserModel.StartPinOption" as:
To create add an app shortcut without pinning it to the Start screen
view, you can set the following property on the shortcut:
System.AppUserModel.StartPinOption = 1. The symbolic name for 1 is
APPUSERMODEL_STARTPINOPTION_NOPINONINSTALL.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/jj673981%28v=vs.85%29.aspx
This appears to be possible using the Windows Installer, however I haven't found a way to accomplish the same functionality programmatically in C++ given our context.
If anyone has any information about this, or an example of some sort, it would be much appreciated.
One thing I found was that "..NewInstall" literally means that. User customizations to the tiles seem to be retained even after you delete/update the .lnk files. This is probably a good thing as updates won't reset the user's environment, but it does mean that I needed to use fresh installs of Windows 8 during testing. I used a VM box to minimize the pain. At least I don't know how to delete the properties once set from within the environment.