I want to get the text that's typed on a path of this photo straight but I can't. It's typed upside down. I already went to Type on a path >> Options and flipped it but it doesn't fix the problem.
PS. the text that you see selected is an example of what I would like my path text to be like.
Select text - go into Menu:Text:text on Path - and use a checkbox "Flip text"
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When you try to automatically enter the desired content (and there will be a lot of such objects with text content and I would prefer to avoid entering all the necessary data manually), the input field moves from the console to the area highlighted with a red rectangle, which makes it impossible to automatically create signatures.
The question is, is it possible to make the input field of the desired content always remain on the command line?
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I tried to find the question on the Internet by entering the corresponding queries in Russian, nothing gave results
I understand that by "automatically" you mean copying and pasting from some editor to the AutoCAD command prompt.
I will never work that way, you must use a programming language and I think the easiest thing is to use AutoLISP.
Try copying and pasting this:
(command "_mtext" "36,0" "42,0" "your text here" "")
and note the empty string at the end "" that finalises the MTEXT command.
Double clicking the text field for a search path in Xcode 5 brings up what seems to be an editor but it contains no apparent way of saving what has been changed. See the screen shot.
It has a little pointy hat that isn't shown as well.
If I move the box towards or away from the text field it represents it disappears and the changes disappear too. What the hell is this and what am I doing wrong?
You don't have to explicitly save it. Just click the + button, enter a path, then click anywhere outside of the popover to close and save it.
When you open a file in sublime text it shows a small version of it on the right side where you can click and scroll. In sublime text 2 it always stayed highlighted on where you are in the file, but in 3 it no longer does. I am wondering how to get this feature back, and also what the correct name for this right side bar preview thing is.
This is what it looks like in 3
This is what it looks like in 2 and what I am going for. Notice how the top of the right side-bar is highlighted a lighter gray.
Just add this line to your user settings:
"always_show_minimap_viewport": true
Thanks #Rico for telling me it is called a minimap !!
I have to take some long code that I wrote when I didn't know too much and change all the hard-coded numbers to something else .
The numbers are positions on screen, and now I need to make them relative to screen size.
So every 160 on code should turn into winSize.width/2, and 80 = winSize.width/4.
Is there a simple way to do that in Xcode?
Press
Command+F
when you are ion the file which needs changes.
You will see a bar at the top. On left side there is Find written. Click on it. Yoy will get an option Replace.
Choose Replace.
In String Matching write 160.
In below filed write winSize.width/2. Click on Replace All button.
Do it for value 80 as well.
Or Right Click -> Refactor... -> Rename also works as well as F&R. It gives you an automatic diff like preview of the changes as well, which I think F&R does but you have to click an additional button to get at it.
You can use the Find and Replace from the Project Navigator view
HI
I understand that we can search specific word/Variable in VS2010 editor. For example, If I used a variable called (MyTest) and I want to count how many times I used this variable/word in the code of say (10000) lines.
If possible, how can we do it in the current form or count the word in all form the project?
Thanks!
Assuming you wont to search for "MyVariable" press Ctrl+H and the Find/Replace Dialog should open. Enter "MyVariable" into the "Find what" field and again into the "Replace with" field. Set the Scope to "Current Document" and press the "Replace all" button. A message will popup telling "xxx occurrence(s) replaced.", where xxx is the number you are looking for.
Press the "undo"-Button once, if you want to revert the document-state to unchanged.
Can you not highlight the variable and press Shift+F12? This will tell you all of the matches found.
If you want to find the text "MyTest", here is a hacky way to do it.
Use the find dialog (CTRL F) to search for the text. You can modify the scope. eg Document, project etc
Click Bookmark all
Then open the Bookmarks window (View-Bookmark window) to see a list of all the bookmarks. It doesn't show the total number but you could easily count them manually here.
Ctrl + Shift + F to pull up the Find in Files dialog
Enter your search variable name and scope (document, project, solution etc)
Find all
Scroll to the bottom of the resulting Find Results and you'll see Matching lines: xxx