Komodo used to show me tabs of open files, but one day they disappeared. I can't find an option to turn them back on. I use the side menu now but it's much less convenient. I tried in the "View" > "Tabs & Sidebars" menu but can't find an option to turn tabs on.
There's also a tab icon button in the icon row at the top of the open file window but clicking it only opens the sidebar.
Edit: someone answered that there should be an specific option for this, but it doesn't appear my in my menus. screenshots here: imgur.com/a/PylIB
Komodo Edit, version 8.5.4, build 14424, platform macosx. Built on Wed Aug 13 23:56:46 2014
You can toggle tabs from View > Toolbars > Show Editor Tabs. Or by right clicking your toolbar and clicking "Show Editor Tabs".
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In previous versions of Xcode, the workspace configuration buttons hide or show the optional navigator, debug, and utilities areas as shown in the Apple Docs here. They are missing in Xcode 12. Does anyone know if there is a way to make them reappear. I know that there are keyboard shortcuts for this functionality, but I have really grown accustomed to using the buttons.
All of these options are still available on xCode 12.
Workspace configuration buttons are moved to their respective sides.
Top right, top left and bottom debug area (If not visible then show from Menu bar > View > Show Toolbar & Menu bar > View > Debug Area > Show Debug Area)
The optional navigation and Editor configuration buttons are also there
I'm trying out different text editor for HTML coding. I want an editor with a preview mode instead of having to open it in a browser every time. I have tried Atom but my preview package is acting bugging and only moves left but cannot move to the right.
I found out that Komodo Edit 11.1 does a preview but right now it is only showing it in a horizontal preview. How do I make a vertical preview as shown below? (This is from W3Schools.com)
Here is what my Komodo Editor looks like now.
I have found the answer. To my own question. If you guys are looking for the same thing. Here is what you do.
Right-click at the top of the editor and click on "Show Menubar"
Hover your mouse over View and navigate down to "Rotate Split View"
I had a colleague with a different keyboard layout work on my mac for 5 minutes and he pressed a lot of different (wrong) hotkeys.
Now the "x" in the file tabs are hidden and I can't use them to close files anymore.
How do I unhide the "x" ?
Enable Editor | General | Editor Tabs, Show "close" button on editor tabs:
Or use Help | Find Action (Cmd+Shift+A on Mac, Ctrl+Shift+A on Windows), start typing the option name, then press Enter to toggle:
Or use Search Everywhere (Shift+Shift with Show IDE Settings option enabled under the gear icon, Enter toggles as well, the lower entry opens Preferences at the corresponding page):
Is there a way of showing all source code tabs in Android Studio one one horizontal line (in the tab bar) and scroll through them?
When there are too many source code tabs open in Android Studio, some of them are moved to the drop down list at the top right corner of the code edit window. The tabs that are moved to this drop down list are not shown in the tab bar any more.
The tabs in the tab bar can be scrolled with the mouse wheel, but only the ones that have not been moved to the drop down list.
Is there a way to remove the drop down list and keep all tabs in the tab bar?
Not sure if this feature was introduced in later versions of studio (than at the time of which this question was asked) but now you have option to show tabs in multiple rows. You can do so by
Windows -> Editor Tabs -> Tabs placement -> Show Tabs in single row
You can uncheck above which is checked by default. Snapshot below -
In android Studio 4.0.1 you can find tabs configuration in:
Window->Editor Tabs->Configure Editor Tabs...
After, uncheck "Show tabs in one row" checkbox if it is selected.
The size of the tab bar is fixed and there are only fixed number of tabs that can fit inside that limited area.So, one way to quickly switch between the open tabs is to use the SWITCHER tool of Android Studio.
Press control + tab in MAC (don't know the shortcut for windows) and it will bring all the classes and other files which are currently open and you can efficiently switch between them without even touching your mouse or touchpad.
For Linux you can do similar to MAC
In Visual Studio 2005, my coworker can right click a tab and he has an option "Find in Solution Explorer". I know this is from ReSharper and I'm running ReSharper 5.1 - how do I enable this extra context menu? I also know about the Shift+Alt+L shortcut for the same command but want to add the context menu.
This is what I see when I right click on a tab. The picture below is when I right clicked on a .cs file.
EDIT: Typo in the title.
Tools > Customize... > Toolbars tab > tick Context Menus. Find Other Context Menus > Easy MDI Document Window. Commands tab > ReSharper > ReSharper_LocateInSolutionExplorerAction. Drag it into the menu. Click Close.