I have a question about using X-Bench in Trados Studios 2011. What happens is that, when you are in X-Bench and you click on 'Edit source' to go to a segment, in the older versions of Trados the file which contains that segment opens, and you can go immediately to that specific segment. When you use X-Bench with Studios, however, X-Bench only opens the file, without going to the segment which has to be corrected. Is there a way to go immediately to that segment without having to type it in the search field, or is that the only way possible?
Many thanks in advance,
Bart
No, there is no possible way do that. But you can do is to search the segment by ID, in Trados press CRTL+G and type the segment number. You will find the segment number for every error in Xbench.
For Trados Studio 2014, there is an ApSIC Xbench 3.0 plugin in beta that allows you to go right to the segment selected with Edit Source. You can find more information on how to install the beta plugin here.
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I am just starting out learning iOS development as a hobby in my spare time - so please be patient if this question seems dumb.
But how do I edit the UI without using the xcode graphical user interface? Is there some like underlying XML definition like Android has in android studio?
The reason I ask is if I ever need to change 1 dimension, it means I would have to manually go to every single storyboard element, and change it by hand as opposed to editing them efficiently from some main config file like dimens.xml
If you select your storyboard in Xcode, right click, and choose Open As -> Source Code, you will see the XML.
It's not simple to work with in that form (in my opinion), but it's available.
I apologize if asked/answered - but I truly did search....
In excel CTRL+Shift+L is not working; when I press the key sequence and the cursor spins and comes back without having accomplished turning on the filters or anything visible to me. This is the only shortcut that is not working so I did not know if I redefined it - but could not tell what it was currently defined as, I had the IT guys repair the install - All with no luck...
I would love to debug what CTRL+Shift+L does when I hit it - but could not figure out if that was possible...
Totally at wits end - - any help would be greatly appreciated.
For me it was Radeon Overlay which had the same hotkey for longing performance metrics. Just end whichever other programs you have running and see after each one if it gets fixed. Or try running excel in safe mode (Run excel.exe /safe) maybe the issue is an add-in.
Please try Alt+A+T. Hope it solves your problem.
I don't have 2010, but I do have 2013 and Ctrl+Shift_L works in 2013. Couple of things I can think of - one, do you have hidden cells? Second, when you hover over the filter button in the ribbon, does it still show Ctrl+Shift+L as the shortcut? Also, when I press that key combination, the ribbon indicates that the spreadsheet is currently filtered, does yours show that after you've pressed the shortcut?
I know the question is pretty old, but I ran into the same problem in the past couple of days and it was very frustrating.
It turned out that I had assigned the same shortcut to a Macro and completely forgot about it. The workbook containing the Macro was always open in the background and it prevented even other workbooks, without the Macro, to use the Filter shortcut.
So if you still have the problem, try checking if any of your open workbooks have macros and if so, check to see if ctrl+shift+L is assigned to any of them.
Hope this helps.
Another possibility... If you have two tabs selected at the bottom of the page it will not let you use that shortcut. You will not even let you use the sort/filter button at the top of the toolbar. You will be able to tell if you have two tabs selected by looking at the bottom of the window at the tabs. Click one of them or off of them to go back to only having one selected.
I didnt check for excel but for sublime yes ..
tried https://www.nextofwindows.com/troubleshoot-control-shift-l-stopped-working-in-sublime.
may be this works for excel too, as amd's radeon is using ctrl+shift+l hot key.
Same issue, turns out radeon software is using the same hotkeys for performance logging. Resolved it via:
Open Radeon Software (usually it's on the hidden icons on the taskbar)
Go to Hotkeys tab and reassign a new hotkey or just delete it
Do you have slicers connected to the table? If so, you need to delete slicers first.
I copied my grails app to another computer and now .gsp files do not open in the editor. They also show a G icon with an arrow next to them. Dragging and dropping or double clicking do nothing. Updating intellij didn't help either
As Dónal mentioned, Grails is not one of the frameworks supported by IntelliJ IDEA Community Edition (you need the Ultimate Edition). You can view the feature comparison here.
Hi I am probably answering now when u no longer need the answer but I bumped into the same issue yesterday and only solved it now. There are chances that you associated the .gsp file type with a program which cannot be opened by intellij in your case GOSU. To fix it go to: File>Settings>Editor>File Types
In the file types go to Gosu Program Source and *.gsp should be in the registered patterns. Remove it and apply changes then you are good to go.
Re-installing community version fixed and gsp files now open in the editor
Being a .Net developer I've vastly worked with Visual Studio and Jetbrains Resharper.
When using Resharper and VS, autocomplete suggestions appear when suggestions contains word being typed rather that start with. I've seen similar behavior in Jetbrains AppCode.
but Xcode, with default settings, just shows suggestion when the suggestions start with the word being typed!
Just wondering if we can somehow modify this behavior to suggest words containing rather than starts with.
I've looked at Xcode >> Preferences >> Text Editing, but couldn't find anything.
P.S. Why I'm not using AppCode if I need this feature? My 30 days trial evaluation is up!
As this question come in first place in search engine, i give a solution for people want this feature:
https://github.com/FuzzyAutocomplete/FuzzyAutocompletePlugin
just go to Xcode organizer and delete Derived data.
Clean Trash.
Restart Xcode.
It will working fine.
I'm just learning about F# and plan to use it for my next project. One thing I find immediately confusing is the lack of support for tab characters in .fs files. I love how indentation is used to show scope/hierarchy, but using spaces just seems so antiquated. Do I have to press backspace four times just to get back to the parent block? What happens if I accidentally hit backspace only three times but don't notice it and keep typing?
If you're using VS2010, then pressing "tab" will indent four spaces, and subsequently, pressing "backspace" will also "do the right thing" for you. (I expect that some other text editors also have this feature, or at least you can configure them to do so.) If you do happen to get the wrong indent, then you're like to get error/warning squiggles as quick feedback in the VS editor.
If you're using a professional version of Visual Studio 2010, then I recommend using Column Guides from the Pro Power Tools extension. Watch this video
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/fsharp/ff742849.aspx
(specifically, about two-and-a-half minutes, starting at about 2:05) to see how to use Column Guides to make F# indentation easier to discern.
If there's no other option to make this easier, you can turn on visible whitespace in Studio with Control + E, Control + S.