When I wheel-scroll - actually touch-pad scrolling - MonoDevelop zooms the text. I have no idea why zooming has non-removable shortcut, but I can't disable this zoom.
In recent version they made it to be triggered with Option key, but it still annoying because I use Option key to navigate code. And if I touch the touchpad... This happens pretty frequently.
How can I disable this zooming completely? Any hacks are also welcome.
I think The Xmarin team made similar to Visual studio. So the function of Visual studio will contain in Mono Develop.
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When I go to the package configuration wizard the configuration filter dialog box is cutoff, has anyone solved this?
Resizing window just kept that dialog box cut off
I can resize just fine using the lower right corner sash to change the window.
An alternative that always works with windows forms is the Tab key as that'll navigate you to the items, even if they're offscreen.
At one point, VS seemed to have rendering issues with the adjust visual experience checkbox and the consensus a decade back was to uncheck that if it was acting "weird." It's been some time since I've had to fiddle with that setting though so the issue seems to have been resolved.
That's VS 2017 in my screenshots. The corner sash exists on VS 2015 as well. Beyond that, I'd need to go to archives or install current VS editions to explore. As to simulating the drop down arrow selector, holding left Alt key down and hitting the down arrow brings up those selectors.
I think I managed to navigate the entire sequence of adding a configuration without using a mouse in my little video here (although I tried really hard at the end).
On one of my vscode installations html hints I working fine (when in html mode I type lin I see this>
on another only the first line and none of the html link hints. What I did
removed all extention
reinstalled visual studio code in place
removed and reinstall visual studion code
I don't see anything suspicious in the debug pane.
How do I repair my VSCode?
Life saver Mark <3. Thanks!
It is a bit fiddly, but indeed the hints box can be sized to a useless single line size. As I see no real use case for this it could be regarded as bug.
Drag the upper or lower border up or down.
To increase success increase zoom size.
This is a minor annoyance but I can't seem to find any solution.
I don't really like the console "drawer" (the console you see when you hit "Esc") and prefer to use the tab/page as I don't have a lot of space to devote to the developer tools. When you load a page with errors or warnings there's little icons on the far right that indicate counts of each, but when you click on that it always opens the "drawer" version of the console instead of the tab/page version. Is there any way to change this? (I vaguely recall that it used to always open the tab/page version before)
No, there is no way to customize such behavior. One thing you could do to slightly speed up things is to re-arrange panels in DevTools so that it is easier for you to get into "Console".
Google chrome dev panel has many nice shortcuts and I've got used to them a lot.
There is almost only one thing what bothers me a lot and makes cry every time I have to do it:
I need to use mouse to switch state of all debug points at once.
For this I use now a button as shown on the following screenshot:
I wonder. Is there any other way to active/deactivate this button without mouse?
P.S.
Also this question is more about usage rather than programming I decided to ask it here because it's more likely to be answered by programmers.
Thanks.
On Mac you can toggle breakpoints with ⌘+F8
You must be able to toggle between enable/disable all the breakpoints (debugging rather) using Ctrl+F8 on any windows machine with Chrome as the browser of choice.
First of all, I'm swiss, so forgive me if I mistake; My english is not so rich.
In tiapp.xml file I can see this directive <chrome scrollbars="true">true</chrome>.
It means that tideSDK uses Google Chrome? Or what else?
In other words: there is the possibility of missing functionalities depending the final user's configurations(Google Chrome not installed)?
Excuse me for the stupid question but I did not understand.
Chrome means the look - the outer decoration of the window. Another word might be "skin".
Enabling/disabling tells the framework to add the OSes native window decoration to a window - scaling borders on each side, a title bar with the window name, as well as min/max/close buttons - all this is part of the window chrome.
If you want to create 100% custom looking windows, you have to disable the window chrome.
Heads up! Scaling and moving of the window is automatically handled by the window chrome. If you disable it, you have to handle that functionality by yourself.
This is in no way related to Google Chrome :)