I need to erase the existing value and set new value in iOS using UFT-PERFECTO. For that I used
Device("DUT").MNativeElement("Editbox").Set "newvalue"
but that command sets new value in Android (removing the existing), but in iOS it is appending. I tried using .Set "" but this also appending space instead removing the old entry.
How to remove the existing value in edit box and place new value?
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I would like to use Xcode editor instead of others for swift typing but I am missing basic functionality of deleting whitespace backward.
Normally in the world of code editors, you just press option + backspace or something similar and thats it, it deletes whitespace just until next character starts, eating new line in the way as everyone needs.
But xCode is doing some wired unusable staff and is deleting not just whitespace and new line, but also part of text on previous line, until it considers some character start of word, basically making it unusable.
I don't need to know how to use "Delete subword backward" !
All key bindings can be edited in Xcode -> Preferences -> Key Bindings.
By default the combination you're interested in is assigned to something like Delete Subword Forward. Just remove the combination from the action that you don't need and add it to the action called Delete Forward (or whatever action you're looking for, it's not very clear).
To add a key binding you double click on existing Key value, click +, press Option+Backspace, click somewhere outside the field to save new value.
using the "Replace..." [Find menu] function a slide-in at the bottom appears with an option field/entry for "Find:" and below that one, one for "Replace:"
having completed a replace [eg "Find: abc", "Replace: xyz"] for instance by employing "Replace All" the very slide-in disappears
now for another, new, search, for instance within a document having selected a different, let's say word like "oha", that selection 'oha' is auto-copied over as new entry in "Find:" when using "Replace..." again. this is to say that now in "Find:" the entry does read "oha" tho didn't paste it manually in -- the "abc" entry fromthe previous search got replaced
however, the last entry in the "Replace:"-entry-field remains unchanged
it's the "Find:" entry that get's auto filled in w/out the option [as far as i could figure out]
and that exactly is my question about :
any option to modify Sublime's settings such that nothing gets changed/auto-copied/filled-in at "Find:" ?
pretty annoying behaviour, as i experience it, for instance when having to replace just a single character combi within similar text and each time the copy-selected text get's auto-copied/filled-in at "Find:" rather than leave it be till the usr opts to modify that entry from previous replace-calls
The Find and Find and Replace widgets automatically populate the Find box with either the current selection if there is one, or the previous value used in that box. This box is a dropdown, which contains the previous values used, so you can easily go back through your history in that window and not have to re-type a complicated regular expression, for example.
When the Find box opens pre-populated with a value, it is automatically selected, so to get rid of it all you have to do is hit Backspace or Delete. Alternatively, you can just begin typing your new search query, and it will erase the old one.
There is a setting in Sublime Text 4 that modifies this behavior:
// If true, the selected text will be copied into the find panel when it's
// shown.
// On Mac, this value is overridden in the platform specific settings.
"find_selected_text": true,
If you set "find_selected_text": false, in your user settings, you can disable this behavior.
I am working on an OS X application in Xcode and I need to add a new line to a wrapping text field with code, but I've looked everywhere and even experimented some myself but I haven't been able to figure it out. I know when adding text to a wrapping text field that the text field will automatically add a new line when you've run out of space on the first line, but I want to create a new line in my text field with code. Any help would be appreciated.
A newline character can be written \n in a string, e.g. "\n".
When I press Command+X in Xcode 5, I want the key binding to act differently based on two circumstances.
If there is a selection made, copy the selection, then delete it. This behavior already exists in Xcode.
If there is NO selection made, copy the current line (a.k.a. the paragraph), then delete it.
Is a conditional key binding like that possible to do in Xcode?
I've read through this article on adding key bindings to Xcode 5. The only problem I'm having is the conditional aspect of such a key binding. Thanks for any help.
Is there anyway to change the default values of a control so that next time if I drag drop them, they have the new values.
For example if I change the default size and font of a text box and next time I drag drop, it has those new values.
There is no way to set default (as I know), but you can copy existing control. Drag and drop while holding Control key, or usual copy/paste. New control will be exact copy of existing one, with name identifier differing by a number added to existing name.
You can also clone several controls at the same time, by selecting them all before the copy.