I'm reading Qt Creator Manual and found Qt creator provides short cut (Ctrl+Shift+V) for paste from the clipboard history.
I'm currently using Qt Creator 2.4.1 and tried hard to press Ctrl+Shift+V, but nothing happened.
Thanks for reading.
This works great for me in QtCreator 3.3.1 you need to copy some text and when you hit Ctrl+Shift+V opens a windows and you can select your clipboard.
UPDATE
this shortcut seen for first time in Qt Creator 2.6 reference card. you can find it in here
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I am just install Octave 4.2.0 in Windows 10 and try to do some Machine Learning exercises. I notice that I can't paste the normal clipboard content to the Octave.
Does anyone else have this issue? If so, any work around? Or is it just bug in the program?
Although your description doesn't indicate the exact place you're trying to paste contents into, there were a couple bugs around the time of Octave 4.2 specifically related to this problem. See:
bug #51095: editor doesnt allow paste of exisiting clipboard data
and
bug #52361: Ctrl-C/Ctrl-V only works reliably if executed as very first action
both bugs have since been patched and closed (around version 4.4), and reports seem to indicate that the problem has not resurfaced in later versions. Anyone experiencing similar issues in a recent version of Octave (v5.2.1 as of today) should either comment on one of those closed bug reports or create a new one at https://bugs.octave.org
Run >> preferences, and in the Shortcuts tab, untick the option at the top "Disable global shortcuts when Command Window has focus". (I don't know since what version it is there.)
If you disable global shortcuts, Ctrl-V (for paste) is disabled because it is a Windows thing.
If you do not disable them, Ctrl-V will work. So will Ctrl-C to copy text, but it will also still work to abort an execution.
If you click on the icon in the title bar on the top left corner of the
window, you'll get an edit option, and you can choose to mark (choose
the text to copy), copy, and paste from there.
I was working in a 2D game project on OSX 10.10 with Monodevelop, but suddenly I couldn't use Command + C to Copy. Also, I could not use Command + Z, +V or +A or other edit hotkey.
However, I can select text and then right click to use copy and paste.
I have tried restarting Unity, Monodevelop and macbook, but it seems not to fix it. Has anyone encountered this problem and figured it out?
Just don't use monodevelop.
i am using VS CODE and it works perfectly fine with unity.
(i gave up on MD once it stopped copy pasting inside itself i could live with restarting MD in order to paste from chrome but inside the program??? hell no.)
just don't forget to install the c# and unity tools extensions
Perhaps it's a Bug .
But you can use main menu of MonoDevelop to solve this problem.
Edit>Paste instead using Ctrl+V or Command+V
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Also Build>Clean All and Restarting the MonoDevelop helped me !
I am using the current version of Firefox in Mac OSX Yosemite 10.10.1. As I am also using Firefox on Windows, I am used to being able to generate a print preview via the File -> Print preview command. On Mac OSX this command is missing. Is there a way to do this on Mac?
Click File > Print (or ⌘+P) and then click the PDF menu and choose the first option "Open PDF in Preview". That gives you a preview of what the printout will look like. I wasn't able to verify, but it looks like the PDF a temporary file, and will automatically be cleaned up. So it's not cluttering up your system.
Otherwise, this addon might do the trick https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/printprint-preview/
I installed RStudio version Version 0.98.1091 (os: Windows 7) with MDI option. Now I want to change it to the SDI. But I can't find the option anywhere. It should be under edit menu (according to google search) but not any more. I guess new version put it somewhere else.
Unfortunately, there isn't a MDI/SDI option in RStudio - it's just one big one window (I guess that means SDI is your only option).
If you're using the R GUI, you'll find the MDI/SDI options under Edit->GUI Preferences.
I can't see the file, edit, Build, Debug, Tools, Window and Help buttons in Qt's IDE, and I dont know why.
Maybe there is a key combination like ctrl + (a letter or number) to show it, or maybe a problem with the installation.
Specs/other:
Ubuntu 14.04 LTS
GNOME Shell 3.10.4
This is how my IDE looks like, as you see, there is no toolbar.
What could be the problem?
Thanks in advance.
I am using Gnome3 as my window manager as well and This workaround worked for me
sudo apt-get remove appmenu-qt5
Souce : Link to bug report with the workaround
Do let me know if this works for you.
If you use KDE.
Try configure KDE. In menu: System Settings > Application Style > Window Decorations > Buttons add Application menu to Title bar.
After it, in Qt Creator must appear button with File, Edit, Build.. menu.
On Ubuntu 16.04, I used
export QT_QPA_PLATFORMTHEME=
and restarted Qt Creator.