Does anyone know whether there is a keybinding to navigate up and down in VSCode's Command Picker(Ctrl+Shift+P).
I can navigate using the up arrow and down arrow buttons, but I want to bind up and down to ctrl+i, ctrl+j.
There seems like navigation keybinding for QuickOpen workbench.action.quickOpenNavigateNext but I can't find one for Show All Commands palette
I've managed to solve this by changing the Navigate Previous in Quick Open and Navigate Next in Quick Open to your choice of keys respectively.
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I want to have the openned in VSCode file moved from one pane to another. Just like in Sublime ctrl+shift+1 / ctrl+shift+2. What command is in charge of this?
split editor vertically (the second pane is empty), I do this by workbench.action.editoLayoutTwoColumns
move current open file from the first pane to the second
Open the command palette and search for View: Move Editor into to bring up related commands. In this case, you might be specifically looking for the following:
Command
Move Editor into Next Group
Shortcuts
Mac: ctrl+cmd+right
Windows/Linux: ctrl+alt+right).
Recently I have updated/upgraded to version 10.2, free personal edition. I think right after the upgrade, the right-mouse-button behaviors changed.
I am a long time unix user, I always high light a selection in the term, and then double click the right-mouse-button to paste the selection in the place where the mouse cursor is.
But now, the context menu pops up when clicking the RMB regardless one-clicking or double clicking, and I have select the paste from the menu to paste the selection.
I don't see the reason why MobaXterm should change the behave in such a way that is annoying and inconvenient.
How can I change it back to the way before like any other Xterm apps?
I found the setting:
Settings | Terminal
The check box Paste using right-click is default to unchecked.
check this box, and restart MobaXterm, the RMB double click will paste the selection without the context menu popping up.
Go to Settings tab on the Top Panel
Select Settings->Configuration.
Under the Terminal Tab, inside the "Terminal Features" Panel. Toggle "Paste using right-click" to ☑️ ( toggle : yes).
Sorry for the confusing title but I can't get my head around to find the right words for this scenario:
We have an iOS app that has a top-left menu button. If you tap it, a side menu opens and most of the screen (incl. the menu button) are slid to the right.
for Calabash I need to track the ID of the view that is slid to the right. Any tap on the whole slid-to-right view area will close the menu. The menu icon itself seems to have no other function than being a visual help and its accessibility ID cannot be found by Calabash while the menu is open.
Does anyone know how iOS handles this kind of navigation? To sum it up:
We have an initial view open with a menu button.
If button is tapped, menu slides in from left and current view is moved to right (mostly out of the screen).
You can now tap any of the remaining visible area of the initial view and the menu will close again (the menu button seems to receive no touch during this).
I need to figure out to what assign an accessibility ID to so that Calabash can 'imitate' a tap on the slid-out, initial view to close the menu.
Have you tried using the Accessibility Inspector in the Developer Tools of Xcode? This might help you in seeing whether or not you can interact with the slid-out menu.
Also if you haven't tried using the calabash command tree - I'd give that a go as well. For that open the menu you're trying to interact with use the command calabash-ios console > console_attach > tree.
You will be able to see the whole view hierarchy here, you can even run tree before and after the menu pops out to see if it makes a difference.
In Xcode I can press Shift-Cmd-J to select the current file on the left.
Is there a shortcut that does the same in Appcode?
The closest equivalent (as far as I know) is the "Select in..." command. The standard shortcut is ⌥F1, but you can change that in the Keymap settings.
It requires an additional ⏎ to select the current file in the project navigator (you can also reveal it in the Finder or structure view this way), so it isn't exactly the same.
⌥-F1 then press ENTER will do this for you.
It will just bring up a menu but by hitting enter you are selecting the default option.
There is an app I use called cheat sheet which is handy for this kind of thing.
Cheat Sheet - hold down ⌘ and it shows all keyboard shortcuts for the app you're currently in.
This is crazy! I opened two separate editor windows by double-clicking in the files navigator. Then I closed Xcode.
Now, every time I open my project Xcode is completely gone. All I get are these two separate editor windows. I tried everything to get Xcode back, but when I open this particular project there is no Xcode interface - just the two lightweight editor windows.
Did anyone else encounter this problem? Is there anything else I can do, other than creating a blank new project from scratch and copying everything over?
There's no such thing as a "lightweight editor window" in Xcode 4. What you're seeing is a window that has the toolbar, tab bar, navigator pane, and utilities pane all hidden. You can show them again from the View menu.
To bring back everything:
View->Show Toolbar
View->Show Tab Bar
View->Navigators->Show Navigator
View->Utilities->Show Utilities
The last two can also be done from buttons on the toolbar.
Depending on what you expect the window to look like, you may also need to use View->Debug Area->Show Debug Area.
Select one of these editor windows, and then go to View -> Show toolbar. There is the rest of your interface.
Try going to the menu and selecting Navigate and "Reveal in Project navigator"
With the project open, select View > Show Toolbar.