For as long as I can remember I had a search box near the top of the Assembly Explorer - this afternoon it's gone, and all attempts at restoring it have failed.
Is this a bug or did I somehow closed it? Can I bring it back?
Late answer. You clicked the "Toggle auto-hide of search bar" beside the search box. To get it back type any character when the focus is on the Assembly Explorer window. The click the Pin to keep it visible.
I had the same problem, but I did not find a way to simply bring back the search box.
Instead I reset all settings to default which made the search box appear again:
Go to Tools -> Options
On the bottom left click 'Manage…'
On the top right, click 'Reset All Settings'
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New to VS 2022 and programming in general. I am looking at the Debug toolbar while coding F#, and it seems to be missing 3 buttons: "Step Back Into", "Step Back Over", "Step Back Out".
They are selected under the 'Customize' menu as per screenshot:
Customize Debug Toolbar
Here's the Debug Toolbar at the top:
Debug Toolbar
A few things here... I was able to get those buttons to display in my toolbar, but they are never active. I'm unsure what condition needs to be satisfied to enable them.
Try this first:
Click the small down arrow icon on the right side of the toolbar
Select "Add or Remove Buttons"
See if you can check the buttons you want.
It should look something like this:
However, when I tried this method, the buttons were already listed in this dialog, but the but the checkbox control for them was disabled. They were checked, but the buttons were not present in the toolbar. I clicked "Customize..." towards the bottom of this list, which brought me to a menu similar to your first screenshot. I clicked "Add Command...", selected "Debug" on the left side of the categories to choose from, and then selected the "Step Back Into", "Step Back Over", and "Step Back Out" buttons.
Again though, these debug options were never active for me, so I'm unsure how they are used. I attempted debugging a few things to see if they would activate, but nothing I tried worked.
We can see from this link:
The reverse execution buttons are only available for Time Travel Debugging (TTD). It’s currently a preview feature in VS Enterprise for Azure VMs.
You can read more about TTD here.
I entered some shortcut in Spyder from the WinPython\WPy64-3950 collection.
I think "Ctrl+Shift+..."
Now there's a second editor open, that I can't get rid off so far..
It's not exactly mirroring the first one. I guess it is usually used
to keep a good overview over your code, especially if the code is longer.
I want to close this second editor panel. None of the following shortcuts seem to help:
http://e-callisto.org/cospar2018/SpyderKeyboardShortcutsEditor.pdf
Any ideas?
To close an Editor panel you can go to the options menu of the panel and there you should find the action Close this panel. The shortcut for the action is Alt + Shift + W:
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).
The problem appeared when I tried to save the locale-specific components. The detailed description stayed unchanged.
This was the notification that appeared: "Error
The native string on which the translation is based no longer exists.
There was a problem saving your changes. Please try again later."
How should I solve this problem?
On the same page (the translation page), click the "advanced options" at the top right. On the next screen, click the "Dashboard" tab (top left).
Now, on the top right hand side you'll see a link to "Delete and re-import all strings". Click it and then you should be able to save the changes for the translation.
This thing was great at first. For example, I comment a group of highlighted code by hitting the slash and the "What happened" dialog pops up and tells me what happened.
Now it is just freaking annoying. I only really needed to know what happened the first time. Is there any way to disable this thing?
The "What happened?" dialog can be disabled from the options screen.
Use either the [CTRL+SHIFT+ALT+O] key combination or the DevExpress\Options menu to reach the options screen.
Then navigate the tree on the left to the Core\Features
The option you're looking for is the first checkbox on this screen.
If you untick "Show Feature UI window", then this dialog will not show again.
If you click the "OK" or "Disable" link in the "What happened?" hint - it won't appear for the specific feature anymore (it will remember your choice for this specific feature), but will appear for others only.
The pop-ups only appear the first few times you do something to ensure you are clear what's been done, after that they stop appearing. I think you might be able to change that behaviour from the DevExpress menu.