I'm looking for a shortcut to line up text to the nearest tab if all the lines have white space. Allow me to give an example:
select a |as Alpha,
bbbbb |as Beta,
ccc |as Chi
Now lets assume my cursor is before all the as and is represented by the | above.
I'd if I press tab I get this:
select a |as Alpha,
bbbbb |as Beta,
ccc |as Chi
I would prefer, however, to have a keyboard shortcut that does this:
select a |as Alpha,
bbbbb |as Beta,
ccc |as Chi
Does such a thing exist in the atom universe? I've searched to no avail.
https://atom.io/packages/alignment This should work for what you want. Not sure if there is a shortcut but at least a right click option should exist.
Edit: There is a keyboard shortcut to align.
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I've hundreds of variations and around every 5 variations have the same values. The scenario is the following.
I've Color attribute and variations are Red, Green, Blue.
and Size attribute has: X, XL, XXL, L, S, M
I am setting attribute variations like the following.
Red - X,
Red - XL,
Red - XXL,
Red - L,
Red - S,
Red - M
Green - X,
Green - XL,
Green - XXL,
Green - L,
Green - S,
Green - M
Blue - X,
Blue - XL,
Blue - XXL,
Blue - L,
Blue - S,
Blue - M
For each color set, there is the same variation image, quantity, and stock limits.
How can create variations without repeating myself?
Thank You
This is an interesting issue. I have faced this and tried a couple of solutions. But recently I found a plugin that can duplicate your variation and image as your need.
You need to create one variation first then you can duplicate that variation 5 times so that you will get another 5 Red - X variation with all the attributes where you need to change the size only (with your example)
You can check out this link,
The N^2 diagram is color and shape coded.
Are the explanations of these included in the manual somewhere?
Some of them can be deduced more easily for example I assume orange one is implicit comp output. But there are combinations of black, gray circle square and surrounded square
To get some information, you can click on the 'Show legend' button (the sixth button starting from the right as for OpenMDAO 2.2.1). The legend is displayed at the bottom.
I'm doing a program in C but I got stuck in math :D
I have a square divided by quadrants. 4 squares inside a square
For each quadrant I can have a color. Red,Blue,Green and Yellow.
In how many ways I can combine this?
I thought it was 4*4*4*4 but I need to subtract some possibilities( for example: green,green,blue,blue is the same when I trade blue for blue or green for green. It's the same combination.
I think you are asking for a permutation without repetition, which in your case would be 4! = 24.
PS3 D-PAD in Windows generates arrow key output (just like if you pressed UP DOWN LEFT RIGHT on the keyboard) insted of decent POV - which is hopeless.
So I want to map keyboard arrow keys output to PAD buttons (i.e. 7,8,11,12) using AutoHotkey script (the best thing would be to map them as POV but I am too "short" to figure that out).
I checked the pad device number and UP/DOWN/LEFT/RIGHT key codes and came out with this:
SC14B::Send {3Joy11}
SC14D::Send {3Joy12}
SC148::Send {3Joy7}
SC150::Send {3Joy8}
Unfortunatelly the only thing this script does is block use of arrows in notepad...
I also tried to assign the mapped arrows to D-pad using x360ce controller emulator but it still detects arrows as arrows, not as pad buttons.
What am I doing wrong?
I love answering my own questions :)
So as it turns out from AutoHotkey documantation, it can only listen to Joy input but cannot generate it. For this purpouse there is another peace of software: PPJoy.
Dynamics AX 2012 R2
I am using Image:rgb(r, g, b); to convert from RGB to integer colors.
When the colors display, they are all shifted--the red and blue values appear to be swapped, but I think it is actually more complicated than that.
255,0,0 displays as blue (should be red)
0,0,255 displays as red (should be blue)
Any colors in-between all come in mixed up as well. I can trade the r & b values, but that doesn't seem like the right answer, considering I'm using a stock AX method for the
conversion that is documented as r, g, b not b, g, r.
It is possible the problem may not be with the Image::rgb method at all. If I manually convert the rgb value and just pass an integer to it, the colors are still reversed.
Any ideas?
Use the WinAPI::RGB2int method to convert from RGB to its internal representation.