Is there an easier way to draw digital 1 and 0 lines in drawio.
I had to click the line tool and position the line carefully for each line segment. Pretty painful!
I was hoping for turning the line tool once and just click and drag to make a line. click at the end point of the previous line that is.
I found a solution for this from a colleague
https://plantuml.com/timing-diagram
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I'm analysing a package that's quite big and as I'm going down, I've selected a few lines that I deem important, every time I click on the line number, PL/SQL Developer marks the line with a blue number starting from zero as the image show. I know there's a hotkey to jump between them so that I don't have to drag the wheelbar and find them on my own. Does anyone know how to do that?
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You can quickly move between PL/SQL Developer bookmarks by pressing CTRL+Q and then the number of the bookmark.
If you want to change that keyboard mapping, go to Configure-->Preferences and modify the "Editor: Goto Bookmark" value.
For recording a tutorial Iam looking for a tool that I can configure to evenly (x signs/second) write text/code at current cursor position. I just want the code writing video to be smooth and without any mistakes/corrections beeing done.
So basicaly I would write the text to some configuration file and have the tool re-write it later at the cursor position using some shortcut, while capturing it to a video.
Anyone knows a tool that can do that, preferably usable while in phpStorm?
I have one line in a html file containing a base64 representation of an image. This line spans thousands of lines in the editor, which is a huge hassle when always scrolling past it.
Is there a good way in ST3 of hiding this line?
Select the text you want to hide, then from the Edit menu -> Code Folding -> Fold.
Note that folding is not stored in the session, and reopening the file or ST will display the text unfolded again.
You could also take a look at plugins designed to help you with this: https://packagecontrol.io/packages/Base64%20Fold
you can simply press ctrl+shift+{ and to revert back just press ctrl+shift+}
I am trying to work with the Selenium IDE on Firefox. I was wondering does anyone one know a way to get an element's/widget's coordinates directly from the IDE? Is there an add-on or some option that already exists? Because at the moment it is not providing me with enough information for each thing I click on.
You can use Web Developer, which is an Add-on of firefox.
After installation, perform following:
Click on Miscellaneous and select Display Line Guides
Click on Add Horizontal Line Guide button to add the horizontal line to get the Y Coordinate of Element and Click on Add Vertical Line Guide button to add Vertical line to get the X coordinate of Element
scroll horizontal/vertical line such that the element's position comes to the intersection of the lines.
Select Lines to see the coordinates just right to the Add Vertical Line Guide button
Almost every image editor program has such a feature. For instance, try opening any image in "The Gimp", and the coordinates you need will show up on the bottom left corner of the window.
if you take print screen of windows and paste in Paint then you also get coordinated.
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use assertelementheight command with locator show you actual value
assertElemenrHeight | locator | 203
When writing code sometimes those red error icons pop up on the left side. Most of the time they are on point, but sometimes they are wrong. How can I hide them. They annoy me too much.
The red ones are proper errors, I am concerned about that they should actually be "wrong". The yellow (or orange) ones are warnings which can be hidden by using proper AS3 syntax.
Rob
By default when you save your code in process of editing Flash Builder performs rebuilding of your project and if you have some errors in file (unfinished lines for example) it shows them as red markers.
If you want to control build process manually you can go to the Project menu and deselect Build Automatically. Now you can invoke build process manually to show error markers when you want. Just go to the same Project menu and select Build project. You can even assign keyboard shortcut for this operation.
Hope this helps!