I accidentally pressed something and now when I try to create a new project in Jenkins everything is aligned to the middle.. how can I align everything back to the left?
I tried to restart Jenkins, I even updated it to a newer version but nothing fixed it
This seems to be very similar to what you have.
https://issues.jenkins.io/browse/JENKINS-65790
"This issue was resolved by disabling the rbenv plugin."
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The editor for the GUI is a complete mess. When I create a brand new script, the spacing and font are relatively ok.
However, if I open any existing function, it is shown with way too much space between lines, and spaces and tabs show way more space than they should. An example is shown below:
I tried selecting the Edit - Preferences - General - Use custom file editor options, and chose "notepad++ -n%l %f. I have notepad++ installed already on my computer.
When I selected this option and clicked ok, the Octave GUI crashed. When I tried to reopen a file now, I get the error "could not start custom file editor".
If I change the font, it temporarily fixes the issue. But none of the changes persist. Often clicking OK crashes octave. And any time it's reopened, the fonts revert to default, and the spacing problems returns.
How can I make the editor show an appropriate leading and space width?
I would also like to be able to further customize, if possible. For example I'd like it to use a dark theme. But for now just showing a reasonable space between lines would make this at least useable.
I'm using Windows 10, Octave version 6.4.0
does anybody knows how to disable the green highlight in Spyder editor as I show in the picture below?
Thanks
Spyder has many settings which the user can change.
In Preferences>Tools>Appearance>Edit Selected Scheme we can select the colors of several highlights, including current cell. (followed by OK then Apply, which can take a few seconds, then OK).
Setting this to #19232d (which seems to be the color of the overall dark theme background) at least gives the appearance of highlighting having been stopped.
There seems to be no way of setting such a color to transparent (in the CSS sense).
Under Tools>Preferences>Editor it seems as though we can unset highlighting of the current cell, but this appears to get overwritten by the Highlight Occurrences after selection, and setting that to something huge in the hopes it would not kick in did not seem to work.
However, I do not claim to be a Spyder expert and would welcome feedback from those who are and who perhaps know of ways of stopping highlighting in certain areas completely.
(Spyder maintainer here) This is caused by a bug in our code. It'll be fixed in our 4.2.0 version, to be released in November 2020.
In the meantime, the solution is to reactivate the option Highlight current line, present in the menu Tools > Preferences > Editor > Display.
Recently I made a fresh install of Windows 10 and Delphi 2007.
On Windows mouse settings, I configured the vertical mouse wheel to scroll 5 lines.
Everything is working fine EXCEPT for the fact that when I'm in IDE editor, the mouse scroll wheel will behave in a unexpected way. It works OK when I scroll up, but when I scroll down, it will scroll very fast to the end of the file.
It may look like a trivial problem, but actually it is very annoying, because I use the mouse scroll wheel a lot to navigate in the editor, especially down, to find parts of the code, and instead of scrolling 5 lines, it scrolls a lot more, maybe 50...
The problem happens ONLY on the Delphi's IDE. If I open a file in Notepad, for instance, the scrolling works fine in both directions.
Is there any known bug related to this issue? Any fixes?
Well, there is evidently an issue with the mouse wheel which manifests itself when running under Parallels - see here
talking to the very helpful Parallels support, the problem is with 'smooth scrolling' implemented. When this is turned off, the editor in Delphi works fine. This apparently does happen with some programs and seems to be a Delphi problem rather than Parallels.
Also, for adjusting scroll-wheel sensitivity generally in Win10 see https://www.thewindowsclub.com/change-mouse-scroll-speed-windows
which says to go to Settings | Devices | Mouse & Touchpad and there are controls to set whether the mouse wheel scrolls a page at a time or multiple lines and another, a slider, to choose how many lines to scroll.
What works for me is adding a boot flag to the VM configuration -> Boot order -> Advanced settings -> Boot flags. Add this line to this box:
devices.usb.mouse=0
Works for me with Delphi 14.2 on Windows 10 in Parallels 16.5.0
For me this helped:
steps: System > Advanced System Settings > Advanced > Performance > Settings > UNCHECK smooth-scroll list boxes
In German: Deaktivieren: Systemeigenschaften: "Optimierten Bildlauf für Listenfelder verwenden"
I was doing some work on my iOS app and all of a sudden, something really strange began to happen:
For a second or so after I open my workspace, all of the files that I've added to the workspace are visible in the left sidebar as they should be. But after this second passes, a large chunk of these files vanish from the left sidebar. And it's not like they're completely gone - I can see the entire directory structure and files through the dropdown view, as shown in the attached screenshot. But as can also be seen in the attached screenshot, I cannot see this same information in the left sidebar.
And it's not because I haven't actually added these files to the workspace. I have - when I try to add the files again, all of the files are greyed out...meaning they've already been placed in the project.
I've tried restarting Xcode and restarting my Mac. I'm thinking about deleting the .workspace file and re-running pod install, but I don't want to do that until I've ruled out other options...that I might not be aware of but someone here might be able to quickly point out.
I've tried searching for this particular problem on Stackoverflow and on Google but to no avail.
Help would be much appreciated.
Look at the bottom of the left sidebar. You have selected the second icon (in blue) which means, you are displaying only the recent files of your project. Unselect it to display all your files.
I can't see where/how to stop grails from executing in Intellij.
I started it by doing ctrl-alt-G, and gave run-app command, but there is no grails stop-app, and I never pressed the Intellij green Run arrow, so?
I'm not sure if it graceful or not, but there is a small skull button to kill the process in the same window which appeared after you do "ctrl-alt-g run-app" (left top corner)
Look at the bottom of IntelliJ. There should at least be a tab that says Run (or Debug). If you click it you should see the running console and icons on the left to click it. If not, show us a screenshot of your app running in IntelliJ.