I was trying to use the Amharic keyboard layout. and after I add the layout it's not fully functional.
it works only with the consonant letters like (ሀ ለ መ) but I have to use the vowel letters like (ል ም
...) but when I try that I got something like this (ሀ﹩ለ﹩መ﹩)
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I wanted to make a software with Godot in GDScript that advice you when pressing the bloq mayus button changing the color of the taskbar icon. But, I couldn't find any special code or something that makes it.
I saw the video of Adderly Cespedes making the same software (but in gamemaker) and he said that he found a special extension for it but never said the name.
This isn't currently possible in Godot.
The engine doesn't allow you to map Caps Lock (bloq mayus) to an input.
Edit: From Calinou’s comment, OS.request_attention() can be used to flash the taskbar.
I am designing a calculator in android and I want to make a button for math pow operation. but instead of X^y, I want the button to show "y" as a propper superscript. also, a special sign for division operation rather than "/". is there a way to do this.
it would best if it was possible to write a line in Values/String.xml file. I can write the special symbol for the registered sign with this code "\u00AE" but codes like division doesn't work this way.
Here, ÷, Copy paste this symbol, or alternatively you can use an image.
And as for the power thing. You've control over the whole UI, don't take it as a WordPad, why don't you use TextView and position it dynamically so that it looks like it is in the superscript? Like scaling it down, and translating a bit up in the y direction.
Creating a programming environment using vim and terminator.
I would like to achieve something close to the picture below.
Yesterday, I found a website with an interesting solution on it, for an environment using terminator and vim, but I'm not sure how to achieve it.
Terminator can split screens and resize, etc.. but in the picture it looks like there's only 2 terminal screens (highlighted with red an grey) even though there are 5 panels.
The website I found the solution on: http://www.igordejanovic.net/2015/10/21/terminator-and-vim-love.html
Picture:
I would like to achieve something like this, but I have no idea what those 2 panels on the sides are.
Would like to be able to see 3 or 4 panels, one is a file exlorer like thing (left in the picture) a vim panel, and a compiler / tools panel. Optionally a function list like there's one in the picture on the right.
Any idea what those panels are, and how are 3 different things in apparently 1 terminal screen?
Thanks in advance.
I love the mod4 + mouse-drag combo for moving/resizing windows in Awesome WM, it's very intuitive with regular mouse. Now that I'm using Awesome WM on my laptop, however, I find this combo more annoying when using the touchpad vs regular mouse.
The problem stems from the fact that I now need 3 fingers to perform a gesture that I could do with 2 before (1 to move on the touchpad, 1 to keep on the left-click at all times, and one on mod4). Alternatively, I can apply more force to the touchpad and have it pressed as I drag my finger, which is not any better since it puts a lot of stress on the finger doing the dragging).
What I would like to do instead is have awesome treat left-mouse button as pressed if both of the following conditions are met:
mod4 is pressed
movement event is coming from touchpad and not regular mouse
To do so, however, I need to be able to detect that the movement is coming from the touchpad. Is there a way to do so in Awesome WM/Linux? I've looked through the keysyms (http://wiki.linuxquestions.org/wiki/List_of_keysyms) but don't see anything for the mouse. I've also looked at the mouse.lua file in Awesome WM but it doesn't seem to have anything to differentiate between the two either (https://github.com/awesomeWM/awesome/blob/master/lib/awful/mouse/init.lua). If there is a way to tell that the last coordinate change came from a touchpad on Linux that would resolve the issue as I could simply create a lua file to run such check whenever Mod4 is pressed.
To do so, however, I need to be able to detect that the movement is coming from the touchpad. Is there a way to do so in Awesome WM/Linux?
Nope, there is no such way in AwesomeWM. Sorry.
In X11, this is possible via the input extension. However, awesome does not use that extension.
I need to use both comma and dot in the numeric keyboard in android in xamarin.forms.
I am testing on Samsung S7.
when defining the
Keyboard = Keyboard.Numeric
in xamarin.forms I can only see dot with the numbers.
I tried custom renderer with:
protected override void OnElementChanged(ElementChangedEventArgs<Entry> e)
{
base.OnElementChanged(e);
InputTypes its = InputTypes.ClassNumber | InputTypes.NumberFlagSigned | InputTypes.NumberFlagDecimal;
Control.SetRawInputType(its);
}
but I see the dot with the - sign, no comma
Any ideas ?
try phone number as input type. it is the only numeric keyboard type out of the box that offers point and comma.
I need to use both comma and dot in the numeric keyboard in android in xamarin.forms.
As far as I know, it's not possible to add comma to the default numberic keyboard.
And, the style of software keyboard is not always the same depending on different android system.
For example, I made a demo from your codes and tested it on Google Emulator(Android 6.0) the keyboard shows like below:
As you can see, there is a comma on the keyboard.
So the only solution I can think of that fullfills your requirement is to create a custom keyboard. For this solution, you can refer to this case.