I am having constant problems where RStudio is typing for me.
For example, I press the up arrow (prior command), change a character, press enter, and RStudio had substituted a word, so the wrong command executed.
Is there an option to turn this off, globally? (I want to do ALL the typing.)
Thanks for any help.
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When I'm using vim alone, it's fine. I can suspend it by pressing Ctrl+z, work with bash, then return by typing fg.
When I'm trying to use vim along with gnu-screen, it's buggy.
First, pressing Ctrl+z does not show me all previous commands in console, it shows remains of vim screen instead(see pic).
Second, and worse, hotkeys, starting with Ctrl does not work in Vim. For example, Ctrl+PgUp to see previous tab.
Am I doing something wrong?
Previously, my PowerShell client would clear all text upon pressing Ctrl+L, effectively executing a clear/cls.
Seemingly out of the blue Ctrl+L clears the terminal but upon typing, all the text comes back to fill the prompt.
How may I go about debugging this issue? Using "Enable legacy console" fixes it, but I'd rather use latest. I could always override the Ctrl+L chord but I'd rather try and determine how it got to this state in the first place.
I enabled scroll option in command prompt and was able to use arrow keys to scroll up and down. Now i want to disable it and enter back to Insert mode so that i can run commands and upward arrow key repeats the last command executed.
How to do that.
Simply press enter and it will let you type again.
I'm trying to find anywhere that I can achieve this. I simply want to setup a macro like in sublime text or atom where I can hit shift+enter and it will go to the end of the line, add a semicolon, and bring me to the next line. I've just started C development and trying to use vs2013 and not having this is pretty much going to send me sprinting back to sublime text, intellisense isn't worth destroying my workflow.
I've tried: Tools > Options > Environment > Keyboard > Text Editor : Shift + Enter > Edit.Breakline As suggested by someone in a vs2010 thread but that proved fruitless.
Any assistance would be appreciated.
The command is Edit.LineOpenBelow. It's already assigned to Ctrl+Shift+Enter
I had the same issue, so I swapped the commands for Ctrl+Shift+Enter and Shift+Enter.
Shift+Enter is assigned to Edit.BreakLine by default.
The system beep/bell happens frequently (ie, when I type a few letters then type tab to autocomplete when there are a few options).
How can I turn this off?
I googled it and tried:
set bell-style none (the command went through but nothing changed)
and
setterm -blength 0 (got a bash command not found)
Thanks!
Add set bell-style none to .inputrc in your home directory. You need to start a new shell for this to take effect; that may be why your test didn't work.
The default terminal mintty has built-in options to control the terminal bell.
Right-click on the background and click "Options..."
Select the "Terminal" section.
Change the "Bell" dropdown to "none"
Note: Here you can also enable or disable the visible bell (terminal flashing) and to highlight the taskbar icon on a bell ring.
Cut the wire to your speaker. :-)
An alternative solution that doesn't seem to be mentioned here is:
Right click on the header of the Cygwin window and chose Options...:
In the options menu, under the Terminal tab, choose "no beep":
This should take effect immediately without having to restart Cygwin.
I experienced a series of beeps when I would cat a particular file. The above tips did not silence the bell. In my case, the beeps were due to bullet points that had been copy/pasted into the file. Replacing the bullets with dashes stopped the beeping.
Use mintty. Among many other advantages over the usual console, the bell is off by default.
Path to '.inputrc:
'C:\cygwin64\home\<username>\.inputrc