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I want long lines will break in multiple short lines
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You have to turn on the WORD-WRAP Feature in Visual Studio Code.
There are 2 ways to do this:
By using the View menu (View* → Toggle Word Wrap)
By using the Keyboard Shortcut
Windows/Linux: ALT + Z
Mac: ⌥ + Z
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How can I create a tab panel in labview with vertical tabs? I mean I know how to create a tab panel and when I set the location of the tabs to left, they are were I want them to be. But they are rotated and I want each name to be displayed horizontally:
I can suggest one option, which I am not sure is the best one.
You select tab location to left, tab size to fixed, hide tab names and write your tab names somewhere in FP and drag them where you want on your tab.
It would look like this.
Short Answer: LabVIEW does not allow horizonally align text on left aligned tabs for tab controls however...
Change the Tab Layout to an image instead of text and import your text that way (as an image). This way the text will pop-in and pop-out when the page is selected and the image will be part of the tab control instead of some floating object.
Right click the tab control and go to Advanced>>Tab Layout>>Image. You'll need to use Ctrl-C in from an image editing application (MSpaint works fine for this) in order to import the image from the clipboard to the tab control
I have a really long line in my HTML code I used to see on several lines in Sublime Text (marked as one in the code). But this morning, when I opened ST, this line became one line (in the code && in ST).
It's like there isn't anymore "wall" to block long lines and make them into several of the same max-height.
Does a shortkey exist or an option in ST to change that ? THanks !
Press CTRL + shift + P (or CMD + shift + P for OS X), type word wrap, select Word Wrap: Toggle
Go to View and select Word Wrap. Hope this helps.
When I attempt to wrap text (and is there not an automatic wrap at edge of window feature??) it totally screws up the other lines of text above and below it.
What's the deal?
I believe you have the word wrap column set to a hard number, but do not have it enabled.
You can toggle it by clicking
View > Word Wrap
or
In the command palette (ctrl+shift+p) type Word Wrap: Toggle
If you want it to auto-wrap at the edge of the window click:
View > Word Wrap Column > Automatic
Is there a way to expand all elements in the elements view of the Chrome WebKit inspector?
If you hold ctrl + alt for windows (just opt on a mac) while clicking on the arrow of the element you want to expand, it will expand and all of its children will expand. So, if you ctrl + alt click on the <html> tag, that should expand the entire page.
This Link lists the keyboard shortcuts for chrome dev tools, including that one.
CTRL + SHIFT + ALT + LEFTCLICK
Here's how i've decided to do it:
Highlight the element tag I wish to inspect, if it's the whole (expand all) the requirement, then highlight <body> tag, click F2.
Note: F2 is actually the shortcut for 'Toggle edit as HTML'. You can directly make any change in this mode, changes are reflected on web page. You may right-click within this new code view-window and enable/disable wordwrap.
On Chrome while clicking the arrow in the source-code, will expand all children elements.
ALT + Click the Drop Arrow = Unwrap One level by one
ALT + CTRL + Click the Drop Arrow = Unwrap "All" Level at once
Click on the element:
Alt + Right Arrow (Expand)
Alt + Left Arrow (Collapse)
You can move around with the Arrow keys and using Tab.
I found just right clicking on the tag and selecting "Expand Recursively" worked for me. I'm using Chrome Version 66.
You can also right click and "Collapse Children" to collapse it all again.
these approaches seem convoluted, all you have to do to make all the arrow symbols change from pointing towards the right to pointing down is click the html tag and in the dropdown box click "expand recursively"
I have longer lines of text (separated by spaces...no long single word) that veer off to the right side of the editor. The only way I can read them is if I scroll horizontally. Is there a way to wrap all the text that falls out of view on the right? Thanks!
Yes,
Go to preferences > settings - user
and add:
"word_wrap": true
Then save the file and restart sublime