I'd love to understand how I can enable a function that allows Doxygen-generated documentation to copy a code block by clicking a button. Currently it seems the user needs to manually move the cursor to copy the entire code segment.
How would I enable this? Been combing through the support but have found no such thing. Thank you!
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In compare option inside the source control, the scrolling is bind together for both files.
I want to scroll just one of the sides while the other stay pinned also I want to avoid comparing outside on the VS.
I can't find any solution online and there is no obvious option in the VS.
I'm Using VS2015 with TFS.
Thank you.
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New feature request for microsoft was opened
Feature request
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In VS1029 Version 16.11.3 feature exist, by pressing it you can unbind the windows
In compare option inside the source control, the scrolling is bind
together for both files.
For this , I am afraid this is by designed. The same is true for my test in visual studio2019.
You could add your request for this feature on our UserVoice site , which is our main forum for product suggestions. After suggest raised, you can vote and add your comments for this feedback. The product team would provide the updates if they view it.
I am new in osg. I have installed VisualStudio with all the plugins for OSG. I have alreay tried some examples.
Now I want to download a scene and navigate inside it.
Can anyone help me???
Thnx a lot!!!
Look at the source code to the examples. They almost all load a model from the commandline argument, or from a fixed filename (look for osgDB::readNodeFile()) and set up a Viewer with a Manipulator to navigate around the scene.
Also, questions like this are much better suited for the osg users mailing list.
If you've downloaded the prebuilts, you just need to run osgviewer, or in Windows drag your model onto %OSG_ROOT%\bin\osgviewer.exe, and you should be able to use the mouse to manipulate the model. Hit "h" in the osgviewer window to see the help screen, which shows you how to switch modes, etc.
After i have written out a function in some package, it's possible to display it's documentation via
ctrl+dot,ctrl+h
Is it possible to view the documentation for each method in the code completion popup, without actually writing the statement out?
No, it's not possible. Also, you're better off opening an issue on the issue tracker https://github.com/DisposaBoy/GoSublime/issues/new . In addition to emailing me, it's fastest way to get in contact with me.
More specifically, the idea is to allow the user to open Firefox, highlight a word on a web page, right click on it, and have an additional option that, when selected, calls c++ code that does something with the input string (must call C++ code, unfortunately), and displays a dialog box showing the result.
I'm still not sure if in order to implement this functionality I need to create a Firefox plugin or an extension. Can someone point me in the right direction?
Also, if someone can show me sample code in order to get me started that would be appreciated. (XPCOM, which I'm not even sure is what I should be using, seems a bit complicated for this seemingly simple project.)
You need a regular Firefox extension. It can add an item to the context menu, NPAPI plugins cannot do this. When it is clicked it can get the selected text and send it to your binary library. The best way to call functions in this library is js-ctypes, XPCOM is not required.
I am trying to create a GUI. I try and add 3 radio buttons to the GUI and when I hit save the m-file doesn't change...
I can add other entities and the m-file is edited and changed like normal.
Am I missing something?
If you delete a function that GUIDE creates it wont automatically add it back for you. You need to use the INSPECTOR tool in GUIDE and click the box next to the function to make GUIDE add the function back into your m-file.
Thanks
GUIDE stores the GUI between a FIG-file with the figure data and an M-file with the callback functions. You may need to add some callbacks for the radio buttons before it will modify the M-file.