I am using latexdraw in order to draw some scheme. I would like to embed some latex code. When i click on the tex button my default Kile Tex editor opens, and it seems i can't embed the latex draw. I am expecting some pop-up window to show in which i can write the tex code.
Under the Latex tab on Latexdraw preferences i put the TexLive bin dir: /usr/local/texlive/2015/bin/x86_64-linux and under the latex editor path i put my kile binary, because if i let it empty there is an error. When i put latexdraw as my latex editor, another latexdraw launches. I remembered from an earlier LatexDraw version that when i was clicking the TEX button a small box was popping up from Latexdraw such that i was able to write tex code and output it on my main drawing. How i can tell Latexdraw to pop up this window in order to write Tex Code?
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How do you convert an entire HDL file from spaces to tabs in Xilinx Vivado?
I've given my own answer below but won't vote on it one way or the other.
Is there a better way that anyone knows?
To convert an entire HDL module in Vivado from spaces to tabs:
Set the environment to use the tab character when the tab key is struck (in lieu of four spaces).
Indent the entire HDL file in the text editor by highlighting everything and pressing the Tab key.
De-indent the entire HDL file by highlighting everything and pressing Shift-Tab.
To change to Tab mode in the first place, select the Tools->Settings menu.
On the left side of the settings window that shows up, under Tool Settings, click the carrot next to the Text Editor to reveal the options. Then click on the Tabs label to reveal the Tab options panel.
Check the box that says "Use Tabs Character".
I am using now Delphi 10 Seattle, and there was a functionality that I used a lot but now I'm having problems with it.
On source code editor to select and paste text/code in a specific column instead of the default block paste.
If you hold ALT when selecting the text you want to copy/paste, when you paste it, the editor pastes all the lines selected over the existing text, but only to the right of the selected text, like, in this example code:
I select the code using left ALT, then click on the position I want to paste, and when I paste, it pastes all lines, moving the existing code to the right
However, when I paste the code over lines that have special characters (like á, à, ã, õ, ç, ò, etc. ), the pasting doesn't consider these letters and the pasted text is pasted unindented.
Is there a way to counter this? it worked perfectly on Delphi 7, Delphi XE3 has the same problem tough.
Is it possible to align texts left and right on the same line in WordPad? For example, I want my name to the left and the date to the right. Both on the same line. How can I do this?
While WordPad does not allow you to modify the alignment of tab stops the RTF format supports tab stops with alignments and WordPad can display and edit documents containing such tab stops, for example when you create them in Microsoft Word and save as RTF.
If you don't have access to Microsoft Word you can create the tab stops in WordPad, save the file as RTF, then open it with a text editor and modify the tab stop definitions you are interested in.
Here is an example:
I created a simple RTF document in WordPad which contains the text Left<tab>Middle<tab>Right and created two tab stops. I want the first tab stop to align centered and the second tab stop to align right.
Then I save the document in RTF format on my desktop and open it in notepad. It looks like this:
{\rtf1\ansi\ansicpg1252\deff0\nouicompat\deflang1031{\fonttbl{\f0\fnil\fcharset0 Calibri;}}
{\*\generator Riched20 10.0.14393}\viewkind4\uc1
\pard\sa200\sl276\slmult1\tx3976\tx7242\f0\fs22\lang7 Left\tab Middle\tab Right\par
}
Notice the \tx3976 and \tx7242 commands which define the tab stop positions (generally you look for \tx followed by some number).
Now you can insert the \tqc command for center-aligned tabstops or the \tqr command for right-aligned tabstops. You enter that command in front of the \tx command you want to modify. The RTF document now looks like this:
{\rtf1\ansi\ansicpg1252\deff0\nouicompat\deflang1031{\fonttbl{\f0\fnil\fcharset0 Calibri;}}
{\*\generator Riched20 10.0.14393}\viewkind4\uc1
\pard\sa200\sl276\slmult1\tqc\tx3976\tqr\tx7242\f0\fs22\lang7 Left\tab Middle\tab Right\par
}
Now you can save the document and exit notepad, when you reopen the file in WordPad you should see it displaying with the correct tab stop alignments. It is also possible to move the tab stops around in WordPad without losing the alignments.
Tested on Windows 10 but it probably will work on earlier versions of WordPad since the required commands are not exactly new.
It's not possible using proper formatting.
For example, in Microsoft Word/LibreOffice Writer you'd use left- and right-aligning tabs, as demonstrated in this howto for Word. However, WordPad only has left-aligning tabs.
It is possible to fake it, as it was done in the old days (and still now, by those who don't know better), by clever usage of spaces (or a mix of spaces and tab stops).
I'm having an Editor called Ultra Editor. In this editor i have created a file called "test.txt" with the contents of " This is Test Text ". I didn't close the ultra Editor Page. Now I opened this test.txt with the notepad Editor and changed the contents to "This is Test Text Welcome ! " and saved it with the same name. Now i moved my cursor to focus on Ultra Editor Window. Immediately the Ultra editor came up with the modified text. My Question is How this Ultra Editor knows the other editor modifying the File. How the Editor changed the file without any "Refresh" stuffs ?
It probably triggers some code to refresh the file from disk when you make it the foreground program. TextMate and MacVim have this behavior as well.
In windows one such event is Control.GotFocus. In OS X there's applicationDidBecomeActive.