FIGMA- What is the shortcut keyboard button for adding stroke to a Line? How can we do that?
I think we have to that manually itself. Perhaps, there's no short key for adding a stroke to a Line.
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I pressed some shortcut on the keyboard accidentally that now when I edit a text file, if I press left arrow key once, it goes to beginnnig of line, and when I press right arrow key it goes to the end of the line.
Do you know how to fix it?
Seems that your alt gr is stuck.
Try to use another keyboard or the on-screen keyboard to see if the problem occurs.
If Esc key is pressed in
MODIFY FILE test
window, Visual FoxPro shows
Discard changes
Yes No
prompt. How can I replace this with
Do you want to save changes to test.txt
Yes No Cancel
prompt ?
A Yes/No/Cancel prompt appears if I click on the close button in the upper right corner of the close window.
Is it possible to force it to appear when I press ESC also ?
Can ON KEY LABEL esc or some custom edit windows command be used or is there some other solution ?
Yes, you could solve it with ON KEY LABEL esc someFunctionCall(). The function has then to display the dialog you desire, and you also have to write the logic whether you pressed Yes, No or Cancel. Also keep in mind, that you have to issue ON KEY LABEL esc again, so the dialog won't show up everywhere.
Another solution would be hitting CTRL+S before you press Escape. With another dialog you have to move the mouse or press another button anyways, so there is no time to safe here.
I have used it, but i'm not sure what it does!
And also Jump to Next PlaceHolder to do? No idea on this shortcut key too!
A placeholder is the fillable area in an auto-completed code snippet.
Say I type [UIView ani, XCode will autocomplete to this :
The placeholders are the three pieces of code on gray background, which you can double-click to edit.
Is there a way to turn the blue placement text in Xcode to actual text? It is quite tedious to have to type it out when I have a block.
From the caret position you show, doesn't:
Tab then Return
do what you want?
With the blue replacement text selected, hit return.
Press Tab key, when the blue text is selected, press Enter.
Select using tab or mouse click
press Enter or Return
That will insert the text
Being able to use Ctrl+. and Enter save me alot of time. I would like to be able to do this with the Resharper Icon that shows in the left margin. Is there a way to do this?
The default shortcut key for it is Alt+Enter.