Hi all: Does Origen support dual or quad mode in V93K?
I tried origen g bistcom --quad / origen g bistcom --dual/ origen g bistcom_mmquad
Thanks,
#thaohuynh I dont think this is supported in OrigenTesters for v93k style testers. Please submit a new issue at : https://github.com/Origen-SDK/origen_testers/issues.
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I'm using the latest Resharper (9) with visual studio 2012.
The VS shortcut key for comment/uncomment text is : ctrl+k+c or u.
But when I click ctrl + q for quick documentation (as I;m used to and as we all know) :
it comments the line ! :
I've searched in the keyboards shortcuts and found that Resharper also assign this sequence to comment ! :
Question
What is going on here? is there anyway to "reset" the shortcut settings ( not via devenv.exe/resetsettings but only for resharper?) , and besides why this is happening ? how can it assign same keys for different actions ?
I have been working on a Windows 7 CE device. The platform uses Silverlight 3 for Windows Embedded and Expression Blend 3 . The code is to be done in VC++.
I am struck at a requirement.
The user has an option for writing a text at any part of the screen he wants. I have to implement this functionality. After whatever he writes , i need to save it in the way he wrote(handwritting should be the same).
I am novoice in coding as well as in VC++ . I am seeking help.
I got the answer . WE have the INKPresenter class so we can actually use that :)
I tried and accomplished .. Thanks for not replying
Auto completion become disable when I enable FakeVim mode in Qt creator !
Do someone have a solution to enable it in fakevim mode?
Thanks
I know this is an old post, but for anyone curious how to do this:
-For autocompletion, just use CTRL-SPACE to activate (then the usual selection method, CTRL-n forward, CTRL-p backward, etc.)
This problem has been fixed in new versions of Qt Creator. You can download it from here . Additionally you can switch between fakevim mode and normal mode with ALT+V ALT+V(Press ALT+V 2 times )
I know how to program a click on Win32 (click on the screen programmatically) using C or Ruby. Does anyone know how to do it on Mac OS X and Linux just as a comparison? thanks.
For OS X, there are various approaches (i.e. Carbon, Cocoa, Apple Events) to programming a mouse click described in the article and comments here.
I asked this question myself recently on identi.ca, and got the following answers:
"You can try XSendEvent in Xlib or xcb_send_event in XCB."
"Try a small utility called xte (part of the xautomation package.)"
I also found a tool called xdotool which allows you to programatically simulate keyboard and mouse activity, amongst other things.
I'm looking for a basic text-editor with code format like NetBeans or Intellij.
In NetBeans IDE and Intellij IDE you have the option format code.
Something like this,
if( a == b )
{
bla;
bla;
bla;
}
after using this feature it will look like this:
if( a == b ){
bla;
bla;
bla;
}
P.S. I want the same thing which NetBeans and Intellij are offering.
I want a text editor, because I'm at beginning with Java and the IDE's are not very good for a beginner.
Most text editors let you bind hot keys to commands. I use SciTE and bind a call to astyle on the current document to a function key. Astyle formats most of the languages reasonable well ( it makes a pig's ear of C99 designated initialisers, but apart from that it's good ) . Other source code formatters are available.
Almost any programmer's editor or IDE will re-format code. You mention NetBeans and InelliJ in your question, but you don't mention why they aren't meeting your needs. Without more information, all you're likely to get is a list of editors, which isn't going to help you much.
What, specifically, are your requirements?
I'm not sure if it will change the location of curly-braces (on the same line versus a separate line) but vim (a text editor, available on doze and *nix) will fix indentation.
I find the "==" command to be the most useful. Or, in command mode, going to the top of the file and invoking "=G" will properly indent the entire file.
Summary of vim indentation options:
http://vim.wikia.com/wiki/Indenting_source_code
Official documentation of vim indentation options:
http://www.vim.org/htmldoc/indent.html
The Zeus editor can do this by running a macro script and these scripts can also be bound to the keyboard.
Check Code-Chameleon.
It Supports many languages.
emacs supports fill-region which will format any selected region of code according to the current mode.
You might find mark-whole-buffer and mark-sexp useful in this context.
For c-like languages there is support for a vast panoply of different styles. Read the documentation associated with the variable c-file-style. (Though why anyone would not use the One True Brace Style is beyond me...)