I opened up Spyder-IDE and every time i press on my space key this is what happens:
i get this weird dot...
is it possibe to remove this dot from spyder?
(Spyder maintainer here) Those dots are displayed when you activate the option called Show blank spaces, which is present in the Source menu.
So you need to deactivate that option to hide them from view.
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I'm using delphi 11.0(28.0.42600.6491).
Typing some tabs in code editor, and after a short pause, typing any character.
Then, I found tabs are replaced to space automatically.
And it seems to be happened when input character after already exists line.
My problem is like GIF image(animated).
I don't want that. tabs must be tabs strictly.
Is there any setting or way to do that?
The IDE Settings "Use tab character" and "Keep trailing blanks". Note you would also need to uncheck "Cursor through tabs" to see the cursor jump otherwise it will go space by space through tabs.
The "Keep trailing blanks" setting is really "Keep trailing whitespace" and deletes any tabs and spaces at the end of lines after a short delay. The cursor stays past the end of the line so if you type something it then puts in spaces.
This is a bug (in my opinion) that started in 10.4. I have reported it as RSP-36776: https://quality.embarcadero.com/browse/RSP-36776
Watching a tutorial and it looks like the guy is holding down a button to show the distance between his selected view and what's around it.
I've tried command, option, control, and every other button I can think might work. What button needs to be held to get these lines?
By pressing option key only on your keyboard.
Select an element, and move the mouse while pressing the option key, it will show the red lines with the distances.
Hovering over another element will show you the distance between the selected element and that element.
I'm looking for a way to search any and all plaintext appearing outside of angle brackets, to replace it with blank so that only code appearing within angle brackets remains.
Does anyone know how to do this?
I assume the objective is to remove everything outside of the <tags> without affecting the <tags> themselves in an efficient way, inside TextWrangler. My solution is limited, in that it only matches text that is <tags>inside the tags<tags>. Which means that it will not remove any text that appears before or after the tags. i.e. Only text inside the tags gets removed. It is easy enough once this is done to select/delete the remaining text.
Assuming the file you want to edit is open.
Type: "command f" to open the find window.
Under "Find" enter (>.*?<)
Under "Replace" enter ><
I would post a picture, but I'm new so not allowed.
To see what will be replaced, click "Next".
To replace one occurrence at a time(slow), click "Replace & Find".
To replace all occurrences, click "Replace All"
I'm using Brackets editor http://brackets.io/ and I'd like to change behavior when I click TAB key it will put 4 SPACEs instead and also I'd like to change amount of spaces added.
Is it possible to do this adjustment?
In the lower right corner of the editor, you'll see text saying Spaces: 4 or the like.
You can click Spaces (or Tab) to toggle between those and click the number to change it.
Currently, My label prints up to a point such that when the user goes to tear the label at its perforation, they are tearing about 1/16 of the label off.
What specific command must be declared to specify to the printer to eject the media to the absolute next perforation in the media?
This image shows how my printer currently stops printing. The model in question is a TLP 2844-Z.
I have tried using ^PH but that will provide an additional label instead of to the next perforation.
Try using the ^LH to set the label origin, ^LT for shifting the Label Top and I use the ^LS for shifting the label left or right.
For example, where "..." are other label setup commands.
^XA . . . ^LH0,0^LT30^LS6
Also, with the Zebra TLP2844, if you open it up, move the label stock, and close it again (e.g. when replacing labels), it may need to be reset to align the tear-off. To reset the tear-off, when already powered up, hold the green button until it flashes 4 times, then release. The printer will then reset its stock handling to properly align the tear-off. You may want to do this reset BEFORE experimenting with the label positioning commands to make sure you have a clean start position.
Also, be aware of the Suppress Backfeed Command ^XB.