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So, I'm making a Chinese input program and I would like the user to be able to search for a character, click it, and it will appear in a rich textbox. I have no clue to go about doing this. Any suggestions?
Right, i'm not entirely sure what you want your program to do, but from what I have understood is that you want to create something that converts simple letters in english to output in a Chinese language?
If this is the case, you can create an array of characters, store them and assign them letters that correspond to the letters on the keyboard, create a textfield in which the user can input a letter and press a button to search your array for the correct corresponding letter.
For this you will have to get all the Chinese characters and know which letter they correspond to.
Good luck!
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Is there a way in Windows 10 and/or Ubuntu to set new special characters in my keyboard?
I'm using a notebook, so I don't have Num Pad (or maybe I do but don't know yet). I have some characters that are fairly important, and I don't know how to type ALT+xxxx without the regular Num Pad. Googling for these characters every time is very cumbersome.
For instance, the left arrow character ←, which is assigned as Alt+2190.
Is there a way to type it directly in the keyboard without the regular Num Pad, or maybe a code or software I could use to set it.
When I say Windows 10, think Notepad, but it could also be on OneNote or a browser, if there are an easier way on those.
Thanks!
Ubuntu has keyboard shortcuts directly in settings. For Windows you can look into the third party app AutoHotKeys for keyboard shortcuts.
Also, try this answer for your numpad issue.
I found my own solution: how should I proceed with this question on Stack Overflow?
The answer was it the Wikipedia entry Unicode Input:
Some Windows' software accept the Alt + x solution:
Open the Wordpad¹ software (it should come by default on Windows 10).
Type the plain Unicode hex code in your text. Just the hex code, like 2190 for ← or f1 for ñ, no need for the U+ or anything before it.
Press the left ALT key plus the x character - Alt + x.
The text should automatically change the hex code to the sign you want.
Copy and paste the symbol into whatever you want it.
Not the perfect solution, but it is still better
¹ This may only work in specific software programs. It worked on Word, Wordpad, OneNote and Outlook, but not the simpler Notepad, neither Office online.
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Is it possible, with or without a plugin in notepad++, to obtain a text tree view of a category within the text? Like the picture below, but like a list within the text?
This is basically so I can be able to click the little button that appear to expand or collapse sections.
Answer was given by #Axium. Thanks to him !
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For short, it use the Define your language... tool under Language to create your own keyword, defining an open & close bracket when used inside your text. This allow the use of the Collapse and Expand button at the leftmost menu of Notepad++ program.
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I'm a WP7 newbie.I have a textbox on my windows phone app. I didn't see the underscore character. I have searched the web, but I didn't find the answer. How can enter the underscore character on Emulator? I
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Tap on textbox and onscreen keyboard appears
click on '123' button to enter into numeric mode
Press and hold the '-' symbol and the '_' (underscore) symbol appears
By the way, did you really mean 'underline' or 'underscore' !!
Can you not just use your PC's keyboard to enter the underscore?
In order to do this you must first hit the Pause|Break key after you click inside the text box and the you will be able to use the keyboard without a problem.
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I believe this is not standard behavior, but when I press the TAB key immediately before or after a variable or constant, Visual Studio will not indent the code using tab spacing. Instead, it highlights the value with a pink underscore and advances to the next instance of that value. If I continue to press TAB, I will rotate through all the instances of that value/variable within the current scope.
I have not been able to find a setting that turns this auto-search style behavior off and return back to simple indentation. Any help would be GREATLY appreciated. Frankly, I'm starting to lose my mind....
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Standard behavior is as you desire; i.e. TAB indents (and shift-TAB un-indents). You may have an extension installed that's messing it up. Or perhaps you inadvertently remapped the key binding. Or perhaps when you installed you selected an editing environment that uses a different key binding map (I always choose C++).
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Is there a simple way to replace commas with tabs in Textmate, hopefully using the Edit > Find (command F) function?
I've tried /t and '/t' and haven't been able to find documentation about the correct syntax. Also, trying to avoid writing a Ruby script to do it, if possible.
If you need to insert a newline or tab character into either of the text fields, you can hold down option (⌥) while pressing the tab (⇥) or return (↩) key. This will insert a literal tab or newline character.
Try pressing alt+tab in the replace field or just copy paste tab character there.