in my Figma three shortcut keys are not working properly, so can you help me to add these shortcut keys on Figma or some other way to get it to start
It happens to me too, a lot. Usually it's about using non-Us keyboards. Sometimes I even have to change keyboards for the use of different applications. However, I found something that can be able to help you out,
checkout this link...
https://forum.figma.com/t/keyboard-shortcuts-aren-t-working/2727https://forum.figma.com/t/keyboard-shortcuts-aren-t-working/2727
I hope this helps. good day.
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i never used mac, but i need to do it on my company.
When I start VSC suggestions appears and tab key autocomplete it. Eventually suggestions still appearing, but tab stop working and just add 4 spaces instead of autocomplete the sentence.
Trust me, work in this way is a hell, please help
I tried searching on google, but looks like nobody has this problem.
This is kind of a random question, but in Textmate, there was a really nice feature. You could highlight a URL, press a keyboard shortcut, and it would automatically create for you.
I just searched tirelessly for about a half hour trying to find a similar package that would do it, but I can't seem to think of what search term to even look for. Anyone know off the top of their head a package that does this? I really loved that feature; it would hit the other website, grab the title attribute, and drop it in for you.
Any advice would be much appreciated!
I don't think you can do that easily with standard sublime abilities. But I've found a package that is inspired by Textmate and it's called HyperlinkHelper.
Simply install via PackageControl, restart sublime and you are ready to go. The default keyboard shortcut for generating a hyperlink out of the current selection is STRG+ALT+L. Tested it in sublime 2 and works perfectly.
Xcode 3.2 has implemented cursor-level history for the "Go Forward", "Go Backward" commands. Previously these worked at the file level, so you could navigate back and forth through recent files you've been editing. Now they navigate at a more fine-grained level, through the places within files where you have been editing.
The downside to this is if you navigate backwards through the files and make a minor edit, all of your forward history is wiped out, whereas in the past it used to be easy to return to the file you were working on. It also means issuing a lot more commands if you just want to move through files, since you have to skip through all the edit points within each file.
I can't find anything in the release notes or documentation about this new behavior, so does anyone know if it's possible to get the old 'go back/forward by file' commands in 3.2? If not, does anyone have any tips on other ways of easily navigating recent files in Xcode?
Hold down the option key while you click the forward/backward arrows at the top of the code view, this will use the Xcode 3.0 behavior and go back a file at a time.
I had the same question as well and and Rob's answer on holding Option while clicking the forward/backward arrows works well.
I needed a keyboard shortcut though and I've found that Shift-Option-Cmd-left/right works.
From the comments on this blog entry:
Hold down the Option key to get the old file-based Go Forward/Go Back behavior. We rarely change established behavior like this when adding new options, but in this case, the majority of users considered file-level navigation Broken and location-based navigation Correct, based on their experience in browsers and other IDEs. We chose to give what more people considered the “obvious” behavior the pride of place on the keyboard shortcut, but the old way is still there.
-- Chris Espinosa
But like you guys have said, after every keyboard edit, the forward file history is lost. This is incredibly frustrating to me, as this is a feature I have heavily relied on for years, which is now broken. Is there still no fix?
There are Next File and Previous File commands, however their history is also wiped out after an edit. That seems like a bug to me.
This is plain stupid! What's the reason for suddenly change this ? Shift-Option-Cmd-left/right... great, more stupid shortcuts from Apple. I guess I soon have to use Shift-Option-Cmd-Left-Alt-Enter-N for something I use all the time. Can't they just implement a recent file list on ctrl-tab or something, like the Cmd-tab and the app switcher. Why would I want to grab for the mouse when I'm coding ? Still I have to use it lots in Xcode.
Sorry for my rant :)
I'm looking for a way to completely disable the copy/paste functionality in Visual Studio (2005 if it matters). The reason behind this request is that I want to prevent myself from doing too much copy/paste while coding.
Thanks to all for your answers!
No. Use self-discipline instead.
Yes, there is a way.
Download AutoHotKey. Save this as GoAwayN00b.ahk and double click it.
#ifWinActive, ahk_class wndclass_desked_gsk
^c::
^v:: MsgBox Go away n00b !
Additionally, you may want to provide visualisation for xtra stimulation. Save this picture and display it on hotkey press (left for exercise):
alt text http://images.paraorkut.com/img/funnypics/images/g/go_away_noob-12269.jpg
BTW, copy/paste + CLCL = FTW. I don't use VS without it.
EDIT:
Alternativelly, you can Customize Keyboard (right click toolbar -> Customize->Keyboard) and delete Edit.Copy and Edit.Paste hotkies.
However, above script works with any VS and on any computer while this solution needs to be setup individually.
The other day my daughter asked if I had a duller saw so she wouldn't cut herself as easily while pruning some bushes. Of course now it takes longer to prune the bushes...
As asked: The other day my daughter asked if I had a duller saw so she wouldn't cut herself as easily while pruning some bushes. Of course now it takes longer to prune the bushes... Refactored.
For dull saw she asked
No injury while pruning
Free time now all gone
I think you missed the point of the article but in you really want to, here are some resources for battle copypasta.
As Jeff lines out in his current blog entry, copy&paste itself is not the problem, but how you use it. As copy&paste can also be used to speed up "typing"/editing, you shouldn't disable it.
Prise your C button out of the keyboard.
Copy and paste is a valuable tool. You should be careful about what you copy and paste, but you don't need to disable it. Just watch what you're doing.
Don't forget to disable CTRL-drag as well!
Maybe you can find some sort of util that allows you to global remap key combinations. Then all you have to do is re-map the copy/paste combinations do to something else. Just an idea.
Although I think you are crazy for wanting to do it. :)
Write a small service program that will monitor clipboard changes and upon notification replace the clipboard text with "Content protection from lazy asses".
It seems as if making the clipboard ring appear in the VS2008 toolbox is pretty elusive. Does anyone know how to turn this on ? Ctrl-Shift-V works fine, but I'd like to see what on the ring.
You should give Ditto a try. It saves everything you put in your clipboard into an sqlite database. A shortcut pops it up and shows the history of your clippings.
The nice thing is that you can instantly search in this window through all your clippings.
I set it up to remeber everything in my clipboard for 60 days and made a habit of copying everything that might be usefull. That way I can quickly find that particular SQL statement, i did last week. Just dont search for "select" ;-)
Try it for some days and you will be amazed. There is also a portable Version
If you drag text to the toolbox doesn't it appear?
It was removed in Visual Studio 2005. I'm trying to find a source for this.