I was setting up my manjaro, and all of a sudden I changed the layout from left to right, can't go back, I don't know what changed, I changed DE, I deleted the configs files but nothing changes.
An idea? On the windows manger side, I can't find anything. I don't know where the settings are.
Resolved, I changed the keybord layout, and it change all layout also.
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I'm building an ElectronJS app in Arabic but I'm not able to set the menu bar direction to right to left (RTL).
I even tried to change the dir attribute of the body tag but it didn't work too.
<body dir="rtl">
Any idea?
The electron should automatically respect the configuration of the operating system. You can activate RTL by running the electron with the rtl parameter as follows.
--force-ui-direction=rtl
However, the RTL orientation of the menu itself cannot be configured.
Also see this
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I downloaded latest Delphi IDE (10.4) and installed it. I turned off the embedded designer and set the layout to Classic Undocked.
Now the toolbar, in fact everything in the top form, is cut off. Can't see the save icons, run button or anything else. Also can't expand the form to make it taller.
If I change to startup layout it will let me expand the form, but I prefer Classic Undocked. Has anyone else had this yet and, more importantly, does anyone know a workaround?
I stumbled on a workaround for this problem. Here are the steps that makes the entire tool panel visible for me in Classic Undocked mode for Delphi 10.4 Sydney (on Win 7):
Grab the right edge of the top form (Classic Toolbar) and resize it slightly (make sure it is in Resizeable mode, not Full Screen). Zap! now everything works. Not only that, it appears to remember the "lesson" permanently once this has been done once - it is a complete and permanent fix.
This bug should be trivial for Embarcadero to fix.
I am working on an English/ Arabic app in which user can change the language with in the app, so that the app layout as well as language will be changed. I am using autolayout and it is changing to rtl when I change the AppleLanguages value in UserDefaults to ["ar-AE"].
The problem is, tableview layout has been changed to rtl and ltr. But the delete button is not changing its position(default on right side) at that time. When I restart the app, the change will be reflected i.e. delete button changed to left side. But why it is not changing on run time ??
In my WinRT/C# app I have a XAML file with various input boxes (TextBox). Each textbox has an InputScope property defined, thus the on-screen keyboard should display individually (e.g. for InputScope="Number").
In the Win8 Release Preview the InputScope yielded the correct result and showed different keyboard layouts. Now I've switched to the Win8 RTM and this seems not to work anymore. Regardless to the InputScope property value, the on-screen keyboard layout is everytime the same (default) layout.
Somebody who can reproduce this or can give me a hint how to fix this?
I just did the following test...
<TextBox InputScope="Number"/>
and it worked correctly. Also tried it with several other inputscopes and they all worked correctly as well.
I've got something happening with a little app that I made that I don't understand what the problem is. The app is just a little texted panel clock that sits above the taskbar on the second monitor. Settings are saved via inifile in the proper appdata folder, and the specs are saved properly, i.e. X and Y location, font, font style, etc.
I wanted it to run automatically when Windows boots up, so yesterday I just dragged a shortcut to the Start | Programs | Startup folder. This morning when booting up, for a moment, it loaded in the proper location, then quickly moved itself back to 0 by 0 on the X-Y plane. I looked at the inifile, and sure enough... it's Top=1133 Left=1920, just like it is supposed to be, yet windows starts it at Top=0 Left=0.
What the heck?...
Check that you have the 'position=poDesigned' as well. If you dont, it will use that setting preferentially. If this is ok, put a fixed offset in your X&Y properties to see if that is where it is defaulting to. Ideally you should be setting your desired XY position no earlier than AfterCreation, do it in FormCreate if you can because by that time the form is all yours to play with.
Brian.