So when I click on something, for example, when I click a search result in browser, something appear in that place, you know when you typing something, there's always this blinking black and straight line, that's what i'm talking about, I don't know what that's called.
You can see it in the picture I attach above, the line before the word 'Google'. That line always appear everywhere I click. How do I remove this?
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You see, when I press end key in my laptop keyboard, usually that takes me to the end of the page, but that's not the case now, I suspect the click behavior i mention above have something to do with this
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I don't know if stackoverflow is the right site to ask this question, but since I don't know any other sites, I just post it here
Well, I found the solution, it's caret browsing from chrome, just press F7 to turn it off. Refer to this thread for more information https://support.google.com/chrome/thread/78208145/line-shows-up-when-clicking-on-text
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There's this one issue with Rstudio that has been bothering me for a long while now and I cannot find a solution.
I like to use a lot of shortcuts and move around the editor with arrow keys and also scroll the editor using Ctrl + arrow shorts. The issue is that if the script contains a user defined function and I press Ctrl+Up/Down the cursor jumps to that function even if it's nowhere near. Like sometimes hundreds of lines. EXTREMELY ANNOYING!!! And I have looked through shortcuts and this is the only thing I have found:
There are no more different Ctrl+Up/Down shorts. So it doesn't seem to be a multi mapping issue. Also if I change this mapping to something else the annoying jumping still continues. I just want it to stop! Can anybody help? Doesn't it annoy anyone else?
The behaviour of RStudio where Ctrl+Up and Ctrl+Down step the cursor between function definitions is not configurable and cannot be changed. Oddly, the same pair of keystrokes were chosen to move the scroll bar.
Your only option to avoid the conflict is to redefine the scroll up and scroll down keystrokes to something else (e.g. F8/F9 or something) so that they not longer conflict with this hardcoded option. You can then control the scroll bar using the keystrokes you have chosen without it conflicting with the behaviour where it steps between functions.
If you find you have accidentally navigated to a function you didn't want using Ctrl+Down, you can return the cursor to where it was using the "Source Navigate Back" keystroke which defaults to Ctrl+F9.
IMO this is clearly a bug in RStudio. I would report it to them and hope that it is fixed for a future version.
I have no idea what happened but when I woke up this morning to start working, my selection + middle mouse button no longer pastes the selection.
This has always worked prior to today and the only thing I changed was added a time stamp in my C/Program Files/Git/etc/profile.d/git-prompt.sh. Unfortunately I did not check if the paste was working prior to this change, but I've since reverted it, thinking it might be the cause. Still nothing.
If I enable paste on the right mouse button from the options window, it works. Still, middle mouse click does nothing even though it is enabled and selected. See the screenshot
Any idea what may have happened or what I need to change to get the behavior to return? I can deal with the right click pasting, but muscle memory and working in Linux has me conditioned to use the middle mouse wheel click, so I will begrudgingly.
There are lots of "How to enable selection paste in Git Bash" I've found, but they all point to updating the options like shown in the screenshot and are not one bit helpful. Please do not mark this as a duplicate.
Thank you.
I was watching this video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wiRt3mY7Rrw) and at 3m03s the guy went immediately from a blank bash line to this (vlc screenshot with the exact frame):
, with cursor just after the "t" letter, ready to type the rest and enter it.
I could definitely make use of this shortcut, any idead how he did this ?
Once I get the answer and know what it is, I will rephrase this vague title accordingly so people can find this question.
Most probably, it's the TAB, or the TAB TAB shortcut (press the TAB two times, and you get a list). This goes into the directory you're currently in, and expands to the filenames.
I ask if there is any way to scroll beyond the last line in xcode, because I always end up pressing a lot of enters to the end of my files, so that I don't have to always type my code at the bottom of my window.
I have skimmed through the properties panel of XCode, and had a look at this forum. So far the answer looks negative, but I kept my hopes up. :)
Any ideas for tricking XCode to scroll beyond the last line? (I have XCode 4.5.2)
There is now a plugin for that !
Have a look at SCXcodeEditorInset !
Dont think there is a way to do this but if you are trying to edit the buttom of the code while having it near the top of your display, you can click the middle view button in xcode to bring up the console/watcher and then drag that up to the desirable spot. This does decrease the overall space of your editor but can sometimes be useful if you prefer this or just need to do that temporarily
What I do is, When you finished typing at the bottom, before you go to top, type some unnecessary code "asdf" as error then go where you want. you can come back clicking on top right red error panel.
Lets say I have a page with 1000 blue links stacked on top of one another. I want to find one that matches pattern "blah" so I press ctrl-F/cmd-F and type in "blah". I find the link, it's highlighted for me. Here's my question...
Now that the browser has highlighted this link, is there anyway I can "click" on it instead of having to grab the mouse? I basically want to move my tab focus to it so I can just press enter and move on.
Thanks in advanced.
Somehow I discovered that this feature is already implemented in Chrome: just press Ctrl+Enter. :)