In PyCharm, Cmd-S saves all open files.
I want it to save only the current file on Cmd-S. I want to use Cmd-Shift-S to save all open files. How can I set that up?
Note: I have autosave turned off, like this:
Preferences > Appearance & Behavior > System Settings > uncheck "Save files on frame deactivation" and "Save files automatically if application is idle"
In PyCharm 4.5.4 there is a command called "Save Document". It saves only the current file.
Go to Preferences > Keymap
Search for "Save All" in the search box on the right. Find the "Save All" command, right-click on it, remove Cmd-S and add Cmd-Shift-S. It may warn you that this will remove Cmd-Shift-S from another command; click "Remove".
Search for "Save Document". Right-click on it and add the Cmd-S shortcut.
On Windows, use Ctrl-S instead of Cmd-S.
And to get SAVE DOCUMENT to appear in the FILE menu, you need to open:
settings->menus
toolbars->main menu->file
Hit the + option to add a command
Sarch for save document and select it.
You can move it around in the menu list once it's added.
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We can't click or right click the link on the WebI report that usually downloads an Excel sheet, However we can click it when we export the report to PDF format or opening through an Internet Explorer, however Chrome and Edge is not recognizing the link.
Below are the script used for the link
=If([Condition_A]="(Unknown)") Then "<a href='"+[File_Location]+"' target=_blank>LINK</a>" Else "<a href='"+[File Location_2]+"' target=_blank>LINK</a>"
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I would start to check one option in cell properties.
In SAP BO 4.3 you can click the desired column with hyperlink, then go to the properties (Apperance settings) and change the "Read content as" to Hyperlink. (screen attached). And Save. Then the click on the cell will open a new website.
This option is also available in previous Webi versions.
I am new to this simple thing,For my Windows Forensic Course, I extended $mft and $logFile to my folder in Desktop. I can see in the file properties that they are loaded. But when I visit the file, I can't see anything. I opened hidden files options, but it didn't work, what should I do?
I found my answer:
Click on Start
Select Control Panel
Select Folder Options
Select the View tab
Scroll down the Advanced setting
Uncheck Hide protected operating system files
Click OK
I am working in Spyder and would like to record the console output as either a html or pdf file. Currently the only way to achieve this is to right click on the console window and then choose 'save as'.
The problem with this approach is that the file path needs to be specified manually. It would be much more desirable to be able to set the working directory in the code and then save the pdf or html automatically to this location. Is this possible?
Or if this is not possible, is there any code that when the 'save as' option is right clicked, the file browser is opened on the current working directory?
(Spyder developer here) My answer:
Or if this is not possible, is there any code that when the 'save as' option is right clicked, the file browser is opened on the current working directory?
We can implement this in a future release. Please open an issue in our issues tracker so we don't forget to do it in the future.
How do I view my Code output in Notepad++ as a webpage or something similiar?
I have built something but I can't find a button or something like that in Notepad to view it as a webpage or something similiar.
If it is a webpage written in html:
just go where you saved it and click it.
If it is in php:
You will need a web server, save the file in the www directory. and access it like this:
http://localhost/yourfile.php
Simply, save your file with the correct extension in this case html, then click run , in the run menu click launch in, (in whichever is your browser) in my case, chrome.And it should work(:
Add this plugin in Notepad++: Preview HTML but it opens only in IE
To setup Notepad++ for testing your markup or code there are a few things to consider.
When Notepad++ launches do you want a test document opened by default?
What language do you prefer the document to be opened as?
What browser do you wish to test your test file in?
Do we want a shortcut to open test in browser?
If you do not have your local environment setup to run server-side scripts you will be limited to what the browser supports.
In my example setup I will be using .php as my language. There are some variables, but I've chosen what I believe best suit my needs. I'm also using a windows machine.
Create a new file in C:\Program Files (x86)\Notepad++ (or wherever) as php.php (or whatever). This will be the document we keep open and will remain open so long as we never close it.
In Notepad++ go to Settings > Preferences > New Document
In the bottom left there is a drop-down. Select your language (php in my case).
Open php.php in Notepad++.
Go to Run > Modify Shortcut / Delete Command and locate your desired browser (note: this may not work as expected in some browsers i.e. Internet Explorer, go figure).
Create a custom shortcut so your document can be launched to test (unless you are happy with what is already setup).
This will effectively keep your default file open in Notepad++ every time it is launched in your preferred language and allow you to quickly test your markup.
Cntrl + Alt + Shift + I(Alphabet if you want to open in Internet explorer)
I hope this will work.
if I right-click on a file name in the search results, it gives me the usual Explorer popup menu for a file, with options like Open, Edit, Properties, Share With, Send To. Just like what I get in Explorer itself. How did they do this? Can I do this in my own programs?
Check the How to host an IContextMenu series from oldnewthing. The seris not only deal with displaying the menu, but also shows how to handle different use cases such as property dialog, control or shift key down when menu item is selected, deal with context menu shell extensions, etc.