In linux terminal as I give ctrl+L signal, terminal screen clears. since I am new in windows programming and I found that cls command is used to clear screen. How can I make ctrl+L signal in case of windows cmd to clear screen.
You should use the cls command as a key shortcut will be more difficult.
There is something called AutoHotkey, you can try that and tell us if that helped you :)
Click here to go to their website: AutoHotkey
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In order to make any tab into the fullscreen window, in Terminator, we have an option with shortcut ctrl+shift+X, perhaps I am trying to find the same shortcut in iTerm, but couldn't figure it out. I like to know if there is any shortcut exist or the feature is not present in iTerm.
After trial and error, I found it finally
cmd+shift+enter
After spending an hour on Googling for a shortcut, I have to ask here:
How can I clear the scrollback buffer and history in the Windows console, while a program is running?
Like CMD's cls command does.
Background: I have a program that spams the command line, but I can not restart the program during my test runs.
Windows offers shortcuts to change the opacity of the window but no shortcuts to clear scrollback buffer?!
Thanks
everyone!
I installed ubuntu on vmware for working laravel framework.
I have problem with terminal.
when I move terminal window using mouse, running command is canceled.
Please see this...
hkg328#hkg328-virtual-machine:~$ ^C
hkg328#hkg328-virtual-machine:~$ ^C
hkg328#hkg328-virtual-machine:~$ ^C
hkg328#hkg328-virtual-machine:~$ ^C
whenever I move terminal window using mouse, following line appears in terminal.
hkg328#hkg328-virtual-machine:~$ ^C
What is the reason?
What should I do for solving this problem?
(When I move terminal using shift key+mouse drag It is ok.
But I don't want to use shift key.)
Thank you.
The likely problem is that your terminal has the xterm mouse-protocol enabled (usually from running some text-editor). Occasionally that does not clean up after itself (a problem with vim's plugins), and you'll even see this enabled on the shell command-line.
When you click in the text-area without shifting, that sends escape characters (and control characters) when xterm mouse-protocol is enabled. For xterm, at least, clicking/dragging the window border (including title area) shouldn't pass those escape/control characters to the application.
The use of the shift-key is built into the mouse protocol; if it's enabled you'll get that behavior -- always.
I download the emacs 24.3 in http://ftp.gnu.org/pub/gnu/emacs/windows/
In a gui mode, I found the following trouble. So I want to cancel the windows shortcut key
The 1st example is that I define the shortcut "C-F2" in linux and I also want to use it in windows.
The 2nd example "C-space" makes me to mark things but it is not working in windows. It is obvious that emacs are occupied by the windows shortcuts. How can I cancel the windows shortcut key when I use emacs in windows?
I suspect these are not taken by Windows itself, but by your IME. It may be possible to change the keys in the IME Settings.
I usually have more then 10 opened application windows. When I write code I need to switch fast between a browser, an IDE and terminal windows. Alt + tab is too slow, too many windows to choose from.
Virtual desktop is a work around for me. On a first desktop I keep browser, on a second IDE, etc. So I am able to switch fast between my most important applications.
And the question. Is there an utility for Windows XP / Vista which allows to assign a keyboard shortcut like alt + f1 .. f10 to an opened application window?
UPDATE: All programs I've found allow to define a shortcut to an application. E.g. they will open new instance of Firefox instead of switch to an opened one. Closest to what I need is Switcher. It displays big thumbnails of all open windows with assigned numbers to press.
Autohotkey I've found to be very powerful. Here is a part of my test script.
SetTitleMatchMode, 2
#z::Run http://stackoverflow.com/
^!n::
IfWinExist Notepad
WinActivate
else
Run Notepad
return
!F1::
IfWinExist Firefox
WinActivate
else
Run Firefox
return
!F2::
IfWinExist Commander
WinActivate
return
!F3::
IfWinExist Carbide
WinActivate
return
Just use Win32 api KBS.
There's a fair number of shareware apps for keyboard shortcuts out there. Take a look at Stardock's Keyboard Launchpad, it's supposed to be able to do stuff like that.