Is it possible to change a refresh/update interval in Kibana 8.5.0 for the live stream functionality in Logs/Stream from the value of 5 seconds?
Click Stop streaming. Click the button left side of Last 1 day and update the refresh_interval from the drop down.
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How do I automatically turn a toggle on and off in Max MSP? For instance, if I want this toggle to print out this message for 30 seconds, and then stop printing for 30 seconds, and then on and off again by itself for a set period of time without me manually adjusting it, what should I do?
To turn a toggle on or off every 30 seconds, you can connect it to the output of a [metro 30000] object.
I am struggeling to find the correct search term for a temporary notification window similar to the Windows pop-up "Safe To Remove Hardware" and how to implement it in Appian once a button is clicked.
The key features of this kind of pop-over are
The messages disappears after e.g. 10s.
Before the 10s passed, one can click the message away by clicking on a X on the upper right.
I am aware of the property confirmHeader, confirmMessage (see documentation on Submit Link), but this pop-over does not disappear automatically.
You could you some combination of local variables along with a!refreshVariable() function but it is not possible to refresh every 10 seconds. The lowest value is 30 seconds.
refreshVariable documentation:
https://docs.appian.com/suite/help/21.3/fnc_evaluation_a_refreshvariable.html
I deployed Kibana 7.10.1 and Elasitcsearch 7.10.1. I am able to query from Kibana discover page. But I found the time range filter on the top right disappeared. How can I add it in the discover page?
I found the reason is that I didn't pick up a timestamp index when create the index pattern in kibana.
It's because you clicked in the search bar and when the search bar has the focus, the time picker disappears. Click outside of it and the time picker will be back.
I fell into the same trap a while ago and it didn't make sense to me. it's not really intuitive, but I guess the reason was to give as much screen real estate to the search bar while users are typing into it.
is there a way to disable multiclicks? By multiclicks I mean 3-or more clicks. I would like to have only singleClick or doubleClick. The third click should be always registered as singleClick (clicks=1). event.mouse.clicks should always be <= 2.
Another problem is the interval between clicks. If I click multiple times on the same spot between 1-2 seconds, it is always registered as a multiClick (event.mouse.clicks keeps rising). Only if I move the cursor a bit, clicks would lover to 1. How can I change this behavior so the interval between click and doubleClick will be around 1/4 second?
Solution is to have a separate thread which reads the SDL information, then do a debounce algorithm to remove the unwanted clicks. I did this for a touch screen, which is too sensitive. After filtering, you should get what you want. Then the filtered events you put in a queue (std::deque) which can be used for the real user interface to get events.
The open source project https://sourceforge.net/p/sdl2ui/wiki/Home/ has a class CdialogEvent which is may just what you need.
I'm using a plain NSDatePicker control with NSYearMonthDayDatePickerElementFlag. It's the same as the date picker on the "date & time settings" panel with MM/DD/YYYY fields (the text box with 3 subfields, not the calendar portion). My users are getting stuck typing the digits into the year sub-field (though the behavior is present on the month and day fields too).
You can reproduce the problem using the Date & Time settings panel. Uncheck "Set date & time automatically" and click on the current year part of the field, 2014. Now just type 19 and pause. After about 1 second it fires some event and changes the date to 1969.
My users don't seem to type as fast as the NSDatePicker expects them to. Some event fires, calling some internal function NSDatePickerCell(NSTextFieldWithStepperDatePickerInternal)_userEditExpired:, well before many of my users can finish entering the 4 digit year. The timeout is reset after each keystroke, and seems about a second or a little less.
Does anybody know of a way to defeat that behavior without resorting to writing a whole new date picker? I'd be happy with a way to just change the timeout to something longer, maybe about 5 seconds, so the slower typists can get all 4 digits entered without the event firing and accepting their input before they're finished.