How can I change the offset default from hexadecimal to decimal in the Bless hex editor?
I have tried all the settings but nothing!
Simply click on "Offset" at the bottom of the Bless main window; doing this repeatedly you can toggle between decimal, octal and hexadecimal.
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what I want to do:
in any css rule, if I type 'm' I get 'margin' and a list of items in the shape 'margin-foo':
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element.style {
margin: ;
margin-block
margin-yadda
margin-what-not
at this point I can either press 'tab' so I'll get 'margin', or displace hand to the right, press the right arrow key and select any other option. If I try instead further letter inputs, they add up after the first 'm', and I find no way of advancing for example to the hyphen so i can choose any of the 'margin-' variants.
Or is it? Am I missing any magic key? I tried many options to no avail, and googled it, nothing. Not that its that important, but I'd like not to loose focus like I do when i break the workflow to choose with that arrow...
Is there a way to draw control characters with or in a QTextEdit, similar to the way Sublime Text 3 and Notepad++ do.
Example Control Character Display
I am not sure if they are using a font that has these control characters in them or if they are drawing a rectangle with text in place of these characters.
My problem may a tiny problem of other however I try to google this but not find such a solution.
I'd like to edit text within 'double quote , single quote' .
for example if I have a long class name such as .
<div class = "this_is_my_very_long_class_name" ></div>
What's a keyboard shortcus if I'd like to go to begin or end of a class name within a double quote ?
Use Ctrl + Left Arrow and Ctrl + Right arrow to toggle between the beggining and the end of the word (Windows). In MAC OSX, I believe it is Option + Left/Right arrow.
I have been stocked in a strange problem
I have a text box and i am trying to read the text. But when the text box contains both arabic and english text it seems that the text is shuffled . This is how i read my text from text box:
string temp = input.Text;
This is text that i am inserting in text box:
باهم and englishمتن فارسی
And this is the text that i get from textbox:
متن فارسی and english باهم
Add RLE char at the beginning of the text.
const char RightToLeftEmbedding = (char)0x202B;
Arabic is a right to left language. English is left to right. So that actually is correct- the arabic on screen will be in opposite order (string position 0 will be on the far right).
It's probably not a problem with ASP.NET, but with the HTML that it outputs.
Inspect the HTML elements in the browser and check the "direction" property in the computed style. If the main language of your input box is Arabic or Persian, it should be "rtl", and if it's English, then it should be "ltr". If it's the other way, you need to adjust it by using the appropriate dir attribute on the HTML elements.
This only adjusts it for the user interface. The text is probably saved into your database not with the correct direction, but that may be fine, because the database is internal and usually not seen by users.
I entered one space as a QLineEdit's text in the Qt Creator GUI Designer. I can see that the space is there in the designer wiew, but if I compile and run it, the space disapears. I want this space to be a QLineEdit's default text, how can set it, or tell Qt to do not delete that one space?
My guess is that space disappears because UIs are stored as XML and nodes consisting only of whitespace are strippd (see this question).
But you can set the space to the QLineEdit in the window's constructor:
ui->lineEdit->setText(" ");
If what you want is to have a default text when the widget is empty, use the setPlaceholderText(QString)
If you want to just set a initial value, then do it in the constructor of your app/widget/class with setText(QString)