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How to go back to lines edited before the last one in Vim?
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I know I can jump back to the last edit with `.
How can I jump further back to the second last edit?
I am aware of CTRLO
but this does not bring me necessarily to the edits.
You can use 2g; and 6g,.
See :help changelist.
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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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How and why does QuickEdit mode in Command Prompt freeze applications?
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If you have ever tried highlighting text in a command prompt window while a script is running that is outputting text, you'll notice that it no longer outputs text.
My question is if the highlighting inside a cmd window simply prevents it from outputting text, but still allows the script to run, or if it halts the execution of the script while highlighted?
Regardless of the answer, it would also be nice to know why it does this? Both the reason and purpose would be great.
Thanks
This is done to allow you to make the selection. Otherwise, new output could scroll everything and you would end up not selecting what you wanted.
Only output is suspended. The program will continue executing, however if it uses unbuffered IO, or the buffer it uses is full, it will block on a write call until the selection is done.
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Saving notepad file as a .vbs
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So I have this problem for a little problem right now. I write a simple .vbs script,
x=msgbox("test",18,"test")
which is total perfect, right?
Now everytime I try to save this file like following
It's Dutch for a save as .txt file, but as extension .vbs.
Now I'm curious how stupid I am, or how I'm going to fix this.
Essentially, it is saving it as "test.vbs.txt".
Click the "Save as type" (Opslaan als) dropdown box and select All Files (*.*) (alle dateien?). After that it should save as "test.vbs" as you expect.
It's saving it as a .txt file because the dialog is set to save with that type. You can either select All Files (*.*) from the dropdown or you can surround the file name in quotes to save it exactly as shown.
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Multiple cursors / highlight next instance of currently highlighted word
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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 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.