In Xcode 12, this is what my source control navigator looks like. Xcode 11 and earlier didn't chop off or compress the column width as you see here. Any ideas on how to fix this?
This seems to be corrected using Xcode 12.2 beta (12B5018i) on Catalina 10.15.6
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See attachment. The top list of suggestions not relative to alignment. This happened after I upgraded Android Studio from 3 to 4. I'm sure when using Android Studio 3, the suggestion is smart and show relative items at top of list.
(BTW: this also happened to Vscode)
So when I try to use the attribute window on Android Studio and wanted to search for something for my text or button it will be very buggy after I click away and click on something else like an Image, it will just keep that inputted search I previously used even though I have removed it.
So far I tried:
1- Restarting Android Studio.
2 - Invalidate Caches.
3 - Tried other PC same problem.
I am using Windows 10 - 64 bit with the latest Android Studio 3.3.2
https://youtu.be/KZrJltsnQL8
Try rebuilding and cleaning the project.
I've just installed an update to android studio and now I see version 3.0.1
When I look to a toolbar I see that icons became two times smaller than usual.
Is it possible to make them bigger as it was before?
As said in this comment it is an Intended Behavior in version 3.0. But this behavior can be reverted by setting the system property hidpi.allow.fractional to true in file ~AndroidStudioHOME\idea.properties and restart Android Studio.
You can open and edit this file directly from IDE by Help | Edit Custom Properties menu:
hidpi.allow.fractional=true
P.S. But, for example, I'm already used to this size and it seems to me quite comfortable. There is more space for text, especially at 13 inches laptop.
Update Fixed in Android Studio 3.1. Icons become bigger as earlier
Have the same issue after updating to 3.0.1. As of Google Issue Tracker, it seems like a known issue & it is in assigned state. For a temporary fix, we can adjust the UI font of Android Studio from settings as below.
File -> Settings
Appearance & Behavior -> Appearance
Under UI Options, select Override default fonts
Set the size (I am setting size 24 to make the icons & text bigger)
Note : The above steps will make the Android Studio UI ugly but until
a patch is released, we might need to adjust to this.
After I used to the small icons there's a surprise after update to Android Studio 3.1. Icons became big again :)
When I was using the Android Studio (1.4.1), after a while I ran into some visual glitches. I then fixed these by moving the window to my secondary monitor. This then happened again, after about 5 minutes.
I was wondering if this was documented, and if there is a known way to fix it.
Android Studio is having a strange "cascading display" glitch?
Try this:
Android Studio\bin\idea.properties
Add
sun.java2d.d3d=false
It seems that Java and DirectX are colliding on 2D issues.
You will have the same problem with many java apps on that graphic card.
It seems that the DirectX and Java have a collision on specific system settings.
To solve this:
In windows:
1. open Environment Variables
2. add a new variable
3. name it _JAVA_OPTIONS
4. add the following value -Dsun.java2d.d3d=false -Dsun.java2d.noddraw=true
I'm trying to create a fullscreen window using opencv 2.3 but it doesn't work (But I remember, that it should). The code is very simple.
cvNamedWindow("Name", CV_WINDOW_FULLSCREEN );
I also tried to set window property
cvSetWindowProperty("General Optica" , CV_WND_PROP_AUTOSIZE , CV_WINDOW_FULLSCREEN);
but there is no effect, I get a window but not fullscren.
OS - Windows 7 , 64 bit
OpenCV 2.3
C++
Thanks in advance!
First of all, there is a bug in OpenCV 2.x which breaks fullscreen mode on Windows.
Unfortunately there are no prebuilt version of OpenCV having this bug fixed. To get a binaries with bug fixed you can get the latest OpenCV trunk and build the library yourself. If you don't want to upgrade to the trunk then you can apply changes from revision 6706 to your version of codes (but building from sources is the only option).
Please also note that OpenCV supports fullscreen mode only for Win2k or newer.
And finally you should modify your code as shown below:
cvNamedWindow("Name", CV_WINDOW_NORMAL);
cvSetWindowProperty("Name", CV_WND_PROP_FULLSCREEN, CV_WINDOW_FULLSCREEN);
cvShowImage("Name", your_image);