I am trying to combine two iterm2 windows into a single window with a split pane. I can combine them into one window with two tabs but I don't know how combine those two tabs into a split pane in a single tab. How can I do this? Thanks in advance for the assistance!
Looks like as of late 2022 there's no one-click way to do this, but the following works for me:
Split the tab or window you want to work in, creating a new, empty pane 2. Right-click in the new pane and choose "Swap with session..."
The pane will turn green; navigate to the tab or window you want to pull in, which will be red, and click it; this will swap the two panes
Close the swapped pane, leaving you with just the original window with the two panes in it
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In google-chrome, is it possible to move a tab from one window to another?
If I pull one tab in a window, it becomes a separate window. Then it is not possible to merge this tab back to the original window or merge it into another window. It is very annoying that sometimes, the tab is just pulled out of the window accidentally.
->first open the tab to be merged with in.
->then open the tab to be merged (or the one you accidently open)and then drag that downwards.
It will automatically be merged into window from step one.
I hope I am making some sense.
You can refer this article as well.
this is my first question here. I am using Notepad++ and I love it. The only thing I find uncomfortable is that when multiple tabs are open, the width of the tab name is too big, and that is because Notepad in the tab name displays the full name of the file.
I wonder if it is possible that the with of the tab was automatically reduced (as it happens in Google Chrome, for example), so that the more tabs you have, the smaller the width of the tab, that is, the more abbreviated the name is.
Thank you!
I'm using Notepad++ for a long time and I can say that there is no way to do what you want.
But, you can open multiple notapadd++ windows with multiple tabs.
e.g. 10 tabs at the 1st window, and 10 tabs at the 2nd window.
To open new Notepad++ window just drag&drop some tab from main window outside it. Same way you can move tabs between two windows.
To my knowledge there is no way to have tabs resize like that. You can try settings>preferences>general>tab bar>reduce or even multi-line, but I don't believe they can dynamically resize.
I want to debug code at the same time as I see what is being sent on the network tab without having to go back and forth between the Network tab and Sources tab. Is there a way to do this as of chrome Version 52.0.2743.82 or Version 54.0.2810.2 canary?
I know that it is possible to log http request in the console which can be visible with other tabs open but I want the actuall networks tab if possible..
Thank you in advance
This is now possible in Chrome 87. Right click Network in the menu and select "Move to bottom"
and it will do this
You can view 'Quick source' while viewing the Network panel (or the other main panels) at the same. This will allow you to view the source and add breakpoints.
However, it's not possible to step through code using the debugging in the split view. Chrome will automatically switch to the Sources tab if you use the shortcuts.
It's also not possible to have an extension running a separate instance of the debugger as the Chrome Debugging Protocol doesn't allow simultaneous clients to be connected.
I will open up a discussion with other Chromium contributors into the feasibility of sharing the debugging controls in the split view. I don't know whether it will or can be done easily. I suspect it's a fair amount of work.
If you would like to set up the split view, as it's useful anyway, go to overflow menu on the right side and select 'More Tools' and then select 'Show console'. This makes sure the panel loads below the main one.
On the left side of the panel that shows, click the overflow menu and select 'Quick source'.
You will now see a small Sources panel.
Since I was referred here from this question, I'll answer here.
In my scenario I need to be able to work on two different source files (under DevTools->Sources) simultaneously, for instance an html and a css file.
My workaround was to work on two separate tabs.
Right click one of them and click 'Open in new tab'.
When the new tab is open press F12 to open DevTools, and dock the two editors side by side (Focus on one and pressing ⊞+→ then leftwards on the other one).
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I have an Access 2010 application that has a default form. I do not want users to see or to be able to unhide the navigation pane. I tried unchecking the display navigation pane option in the current project options but its still there. I don't want the pane to be minimized (that is, pushed off to the left). I want it completely gone. I know it's possible because I have seen an application where the navigation pane is not there at all but I don't know how the developer did it. I do not think it was done using VBA. Ideas?
Thanks,
Taffy
You can hide the navigation pane using the current database options and unchecking the 'Display Navigation Pane'. You'll need to re-start the database for this to take effect.
If the bar is still displaying then there is something happening with your start up form.
Try creating a completely new database file with a single blank form and set this form to be the startup display form and uncheck the navigation pane to verify that this method works. Then check your main application to see what is different.
Changing the database option should hide the navigation pane, but if it doesn't, you could try the following code:
Function HideNavigationPane()
DoCmd.SelectObject acTable, "TableName", True
DoCmd.RunCommand acCmdWindowHide
End Function
Replace "TableName" with the name of one of your tables, and that should hide the navigation pane.
Need help on this one! When I used to use the 'Find in Files' feature it would display the result in a tab so I could go back to reference it later.
For some reason, one day it switched so that the results open up in a drawer at the bottom of the sublime window.
This is not ideal because it takes up window real estate.
it's aggravating to have to go and toggle the results panel every time I need to reference the results. Would be much easier if it was in a tab.
I've tried looking in all my preferences and nothing seems different so I'm lost on this one.
Found it! Turns out it is the 'Use Buffer' Button on 'Find in Files' looks like I had mistakenly hit that on a search.