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.
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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 want the RStudio console in a separate window. I realize I can reinstall and choose a separate window option upon installation, but I'd like to avoid that.
I tried Tools -> Global Options -> Pane Layout, but to no avail.
I have a multi-monitor system, and Visual Studio set up like this:
The main windows on the left, stuff like Solution Explorer, Output and Error windows on the right. When I want to open any file from the second monitor, the new tab also gets opened there. However, I rather want new tabs to appear in the tab well on my main monitor. Is there any setting (or extension) that can achieve that?
It is difficult to tell what causing it. Resharper and Productivity Power Tools both have an influence on how your document windows are managed.
A few options:
Try dragging the new window that is opening on the wrong screen and dock it; VS might remember this.
Check/review all the options for Resharper and the Productivity Power Tools.
Check that you don't have any additional R# extensions installed.
Export your current settings and reset your environment.
Disable extensions one at a time. A common approach to solving a problem by stripping things back until it works again.
I remember having some problems years ago when I ran a multi-monitor setup (at one stage 3+ screens), however now I do all development on a Surface Pro 3.
I want .js, .css, .html, etc. files to be associated with Sublime Text 2. I tried to associate the file type with the Sublime Text program, but the Open With dialog wont let me select sublime_text.exe. When I browse to the sublime_text.exe and click Open, (under Program Files, not Program Files x86; I have ST 64bit version installed) nothing happens; the browse window closes and I'm back to the stupid Open With dialog, but sublime_text.exe isn't selected and within the list available programs, and the OK button is disabled because I have nothing selected.
I'm sure there's someone out there that's more familiar with how Windows works internally and would be able to shed some light on what could be going wrong.
This all started when I installed Sublime Text 2 official release. At the time, I had Sublime Text 2 32bit beta installed, when I installed the official release, I decided to go with 64bit. After I installed the new version, I had two versions on my computer, a 32bit version and 64bit version. All my file associations were using the 32bit version, so after I uninstalled the old 32bit version (using Revo Uninstaller), all my file associations broke, and I haven't been able to fix this sense then.
Any help on this is greatly appreciated.
Maybe this will help http://www.sublimetext.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=1652&start=10#p7646
In case the link will die, here is content
This actually isn't a problem with Sublime text, it's a generic quirk
introduced in Vista and left lingering in W7. I actually recently made
a blog post about this very issue, you can find it at
http://anders.tonfeldt.se/?p=775 but I'll detail it here since it's
generally considered bad form to drop an url and leave.
Open regedit.
Navigate to HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Applications\sublime_text.exe\shell\open\command
Verify that the path is accurate, correct it if it is not. Exit regedit.
Open task manager via ctrl+alt+del, kill explorer.exe, go to run and type explorer.exe (or skip this step and simply reboot).
Now attempt the same thing, right click a text file, open with, navigate to sublime, and it should now appear in the list of available
applications.
Disclaimer; My post above uses another application as an example and
it's not guaranteed to fix your problem, but it's likely to be the
same as I've encountered it countless times when installing /
uninstalling / reinstalling an application, or just updating one, in
Win7/Vista.
TFeldt
When I load up my MFC C++ app in VS2005, the IDE always defaults to the command window. How do I make it switch to the Output or Immediate windows by default?
These windows (command, output, find results et cetera) are docked in 1 with tabs. What I did was shift the tabs around (I put Output leftmost both in IDE and debugger) and after a while it stayed that way :) (closed & reloaded VS to be sure)
These windows are set to specific defaults but if you move them around they should persist their new locations between debugging sessions. This is definitely the case in VS2008 and beyond. I don't have a copy of VS2005 handy to test this out though.