Atom automatically copies whenever a line of text in my code is being highlighted or blacken out with the mouse hovers without me telling it to do so (by Ctrl-C or choose copy).
I have spend quite a long time researching online to find a way to turn off this feature as I found this feature really irritating but I haven't found anything about it. I would really appreciate it if someone could show me a way to turn this off.
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I've just opened Jupyter Notebook like I always do, and it began doing some strange stuff, it's impossible to use. I've put up a 40-second video showing what's going on: https://youtu.be/8yDMT82Cju8
Basically upon creating a new notebook, the first cell appears really big (like if someone just pressed enter many times), and then it begins jumping further down. Any action, like typing, clicking, just adds more "lines" to the cell. Some weird xxxxxxxxxx characters show up and disappear randomly. All in all, it's unusable. No, there's no key stuck anywhere in case you thought about that. I've restarted the PC many times as well, to no success.
Funny thing is that this was working just yesterday and no software/hardware was modified in between.
I´ve just finished re-installing Anaconda and the problem has gone.
I'm gonna leave this here in case someone comes across the same issue.
I'm trying to make my 97 years old grandma's laptop(Ubuntu 20.04) more accessible for her. She often is frustrated because text that she has written in LibreOffice Writer vanishes. Disabling the touchpad and using an external mouse already helped a lot. But I suspect that she still accidentally selects text, when she tries to place the text cursor with her mouse(by dragging or double-clicking). When she continues typing the selected text is being overwritten. Because she needs to focus on the keyboard while typing she won't notice immediately what happened – making it difficult to "Undo".
Would it be possible to disable this behavior in LibreOffice Writer so that selected text would be deselected instead of replaced, when typing?
If changing the behavior is not possible, can I disable text selection via mouse in general?
Thanks for any technical hints or other ideas on how to address this! Possible answers might involve hidden LibreOffice settings/workarounds or instructions on how solve this via custom script/extension.
Note: To narrow this down this question is about how to solve this problem in LibreOffice Writer specifically. I also asked this question for Thunderbird's message compose window and as a question on askubuntu.com for a system-wide solution.
first time asking things here. Appreciate this community. I got a problem. If I want to save my script in RStudio either with the shortcut ctrl+s or if i click the icon on the top it only sources my active script. I even changed the shortcuts, but it didnt change anything. Is there anything i'm missing. Is this a known bug? Anyone can help me, i love the saving shortcut strg+s, thanks!
Apparently everytime a script returns a new line the Build panel/Console on ST2 scrolls to the bottom, which is good so we can always see the latest output information, however when having huge stacks of information with long history it is natural that before a process finished you may want to scroll back and debug the information print before.
Since ST2 always scrolls to the bottom when a new line is inserted into the console, this becomes impossible to achieve.
My question is if is there any way to disable this 'automatic scrolling' for new lines on the build output panel or if somehow it is possible to make it behave just like terminal, where it will only continuing to scroll if your cursor or scroll location is already on the latest item and it becomes inactive as soon as you scroll up.
I hope that makes sense.
thanks in advance
I turns out I was dumb enough to not find out that by double-clicking the console panel it will then stop the scrolling and let me navigate through it. once I scroll again to the bottom, it continues from there.
I'm reasonably sure that this is hardcoded in, but I can be certain since I'm not Jon Skinner :) Most "consoles" act like this, continuously streaming the information as it is collected. Terminal emulators often include a "scroll on output" option to modify this behavior, but in my experience I haven't found anything like this in ST2 or ST3. If your programs are generating the output, you can always sprinkle in statements like print "==========" or something similar to break up the output somewhat, and perhaps give you an idea of where you are when you scroll back through.
I was on website on my iPhone and I encounter websites' guestbook. with those textFields. my keyboard appearance was totally change as you can see in screen below.
I am having many text fields in my app, I am wondering if I can create anything like that.
As I am new to development, still unknown what are the limits.
Can anyone guide me to right direction or to right documentation.
Is there is some regular way or its just total customization over Keybard.
I have one more doubt, does it matter what kind of keyboard is popping up as my all fields have numeric keyboard.
Well I just wanted to be helpful to someone who is following the same learning curve as me.
To achieve the affect in screenshot in question. UIToolbar control can be used to make those buttons. after the you need to just make this toolbar appear and disappear with the keyboard.
To make previous and next button work, you can use the tag property of textfield. on clicking on previous or next you can focus to previous or next text field.
Sorry about not posting code as I have not coded it yet but wanted to give pointer to anyone, who is looking.