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Hidden features of PyCharm [closed]
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Can't seem to locate a dropdown method menu on PyCharm as per the attached picture when you entered an (object) and there will be a list of (methods menus) which you can select from without searching for them.
In case you mean the auto-complete preview as shown in the picture, you can activate it by pressing Strg+Space at the same time.
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Command prompt gets stuck and continues on enter key press
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I have a bat file which invokes a program with bunch of arguments.
start program.exe arg1 2 3
Now program.exe takes a long time to execute, (about 2-4 hours).
When the program is done running, it usually prints the return code and execution times in console. But sometimes I have to press the return key in the console window and then I see the program output.
No idea why is that?
The solution I found from this worked for me. Which is,
Open cmd.exe and click on the icon in the top left corner to get the cmd context menu.
Choose Properties at the bottom of the context menu, and on the dialog select the first tab: Options.
Uncheck the QuickEdit Mode.
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Display custom header or column in Windows Explorer
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Closed 6 years ago.
When I right click on a column in Windows Explorer, I can choose which columns I want to see.
Where is that kept? Is this a "Shell Extension"? How can I add a new column and change it?
I don't care what language is used, except assembly unless you have to.
edit: A little clarification/example. If I have a text file, and I want it to have a new detail or metadata element, and I want to have that as part of the columns I can choose from to sort with, is that a Windows Shell Extension?
edit: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/bb776831%28v=vs.85%29.aspx?f=255&MSPPError=-2147217396
Looks like only XP and below has this.
edit: I think I want this. https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/ff728869(v=vs.85).aspx
I believe this is now handled under Property Systems.
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/ff728871(v=vs.85).aspx
Perhaps a sample might be found here,
https://github.com/Microsoft/Windows-classic-samples
or
http://microsoft.github.io/windows/
Close (close enough). Same as, Display custom header or column in Windows Explorer
Also,
https://github.com/Microsoft/Windows-classic-samples/tree/8f31b1ff79d669b4ba9609f2640635b3b8a9e0a4/Samples/Win7Samples/winui/shell/appshellintegration/RecipePropertyHandler
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Multiple cursors / highlight next instance of currently highlighted word
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Closed 7 years ago.
Does the XCode IDE have the ability to make multiple, simultaneous selections of a word within the file you have open (not the whole project) and then replace it with new text? And, I don't necessarily want to select all occurrences, say just the first 3 of 5 or whatever.
Basically, I'm coming from the wonderful world of Sublime Text, and in Sublime you can select any word, then simply press CMD+D and it will sequentially find then select subsequent findings of this word. Most importantly after you select the word multiple times, just by typing you will be replacing each selected word so you only have to type once.
The following question is the same as mine except that it's asking for a different IDE (Eclipse): eclipse multiple text selection like sublime text 2
Any way to do this using XCode 7beta or XCode 6?
I know that feeling coming from Sublime ^^
Look at this thread, they give some nice advices:
Multiple cursors / highlight next instance of currently highlighted word
Especially this link:
http://sohailk.com/posts/project-three.html
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I believe this is not standard behavior, but when I press the TAB key immediately before or after a variable or constant, Visual Studio will not indent the code using tab spacing. Instead, it highlights the value with a pink underscore and advances to the next instance of that value. If I continue to press TAB, I will rotate through all the instances of that value/variable within the current scope.
I have not been able to find a setting that turns this auto-search style behavior off and return back to simple indentation. Any help would be GREATLY appreciated. Frankly, I'm starting to lose my mind....
Rich
Standard behavior is as you desire; i.e. TAB indents (and shift-TAB un-indents). You may have an extension installed that's messing it up. Or perhaps you inadvertently remapped the key binding. Or perhaps when you installed you selected an editing environment that uses a different key binding map (I always choose C++).
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I use a variety of editors and for the life of me I can't remember if this is a default feature of TextMate or if it's a setting I've turned on somewhere along the line but each time I click on a line (in the empty space part after content) the cursor moves to the exact position I've clicked rather than jumping to the end of the line like every other editor seems to do. I've also noticed that Showing invisible characters (such as CR) displays nothing.
Can anyone tell me how to reset this behaviour? It seems to be the same for all types of syntax from plain text to markdown to languages. I just want to be able to see the invisibles and to click and have the cursor move to the end of that line and not to the actual position I've clicked with the mouse.
Aha, got it! It seemed that I had turned on Freehand Editing Mode. Unchecking this option in Edit > Mode > Freehand Editing solved the problem and helped to convince me that I wasn't going mad. :S
I had the same problem. I must have accidentally hit the keyboard shortcut for Freehand mode and it was driving me a little crazy as well. In case anyone else was wondering what that shortcut is, it's command-option-E.