I'm using xcode 4 and I would like to see special characters (spaces, tabs, etc.) all time. I could toggle showing them by "Editor"->"Show Invisibles".
But the way how it's showing in xcode doesn't satisfy me:
Is it possible to customize this characters?
Thanks.
i do it by customize the key binding
set a key shortcut for the show invisible character in the xcode->preferences->key binding enter invisibles in search box "invisibles" option 'show invisible' appear set a shortcut for it of your choice then use it for on/off the show invisible characters
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Just as the title says.
I cant find ANYTHING for this particular usecase Online.
This is in context of a website aiming to be AA WCAG 2.0 conform.
I have non-focussable text alongside focussable textinputs inside of a single view.
I can TAB through the focussable textinputs, but I cant read out the textfields inbetween. When I press "arrow down" while having the focus on the textinput I get "empty field" from NVDA. Most shortcuts also unfortunately produce text in the textinputfield instead of executing the associated behavior in NVDA.
Is there any way have the keystrokes being recognized as commands instead of input for the textfield? Is there any keyboard shortcut telling NVDA to behave like this?
Under the hood, NVDA auto switches to Forms mode, so what you're getting is the correct behaviour. if that text is related to the field, then you should use aria-describedby="[id of text]", on the form element.
I wouldn't be looking at anything that changes the default behaviour of how it works, as this will undoubtedly cause issues, for end users.
Could you not put that text in a tooltip, that is only shown when a user tabs to an interactive icon, next to the input (using the aria-describedby attribute too)?
Localization support for Datagrid with Hide/Show option
Our project supports localization. And we are using Datagrid in multiple pages with show/hide columns. We see that Select All and Show columns getting displayed in English irrespective of locale when clicked on show/hide icon.
Would like to know is this expected behavior?
ColumnName
Expected: Based on locale, strings to appear in respective language
Actual: Always appears in English
DataGrid_Show/Hide
Clarity originally supported localization for Datagrid Column Toggler through adding custom components as you see here https://clarity.design/documentation/datagrid/hide-show.
In Clarity v2+, that will go away and the locale will change the strings based on your commonStrings service. Depending what version you are running, you will need to decide which approach to use.
I would like to implement Custom Entry (Xamarin.forms) when the user focus the Entry, device will show Emoji keyboard.
Short answer
Unfortunately it is impossible without creating your own keyboard, due to Android and iOS platform limitations.
Long answer
Default behaviour on iOS is to show the emoji keyboard icon in the bottom of the keyboard. So it is only one tap away from the user:
Default behaviour on Android is seems to be slightly different and the emoji keyboard is hidden by default:
Luckily, it is very easy to place the emoji keyboard icon by setting the InputType to Android.Text.InputTypes.TextVariationShortMessage | Android.Text.InputTypes.ClassText:
If you are still looking to show the emoji keyboard by default, I am afraid you will have to implement your own keyboard view. Depend on your needs you could add few emojis as buttons and etc.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/xamarin/xamarin-forms/user-interface/text/entry#customizing-the-keyboard
Customizing the Keyboard
The keyboard that's presented when users interact with an Entry can be set programmatically via the Keyboard property, to one of the following properties from the Keyboard class:
Chat – used for texting and places where emoji are useful.
Default – the default keyboard.
Email – used when entering email addresses.
Numeric – used when entering numbers.
Plain – used when entering text, without any KeyboardFlags specified.
Telephone – used when entering telephone numbers.
Text – used when entering text.
Url – used for entering file paths & web addresses.
This can be accomplished in XAML as follows:
<Entry Keyboard="Chat" />
The equivalent C# code is:
var entry = new Entry { Keyboard = Keyboard.Chat };
How can you go back to the normal ASCII view, instead of the HEX view?
I know it is possible, but I forgot where and how. See beneath the situation I want to change.
It appears that when in HEX view, by pressing 'HEX edit'/mode, you get back to ASCII mode. Or better said: you toggle.
I guess I unconsciously expected a 'ASCII mode' button. See the printscreen how to toggle between the states.
Also the shortcut CTRL+H should work.
I want to modify the Flex 3 TextInput control to accept a tab character as valid input (The app allows the user to enter an arbitrary delimiter string for file output formatting, and tab is a common use case). However, clearly in the default implementation the tab key changes the form focus away from the selected control.
What I want, really, is a good way to allow arbitrary delimiter specifications in a UI, including (but not limited to) TAB, ,, |, &c.
Not Flex, but this should get you on your way.
How can I permit tab characters in a textfield in Flash?