How does one save a 'view' in thunderbird and then have that applied to other folders (nested and not nested) ? a bit like evolution and outlook?
For the life of me, i can't find this in my version:
Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux x86_64; en-US; rv:1.9.1.10) Gecko/20100528 Thunderbird/3.0.5
thanks,
A bit late but nevertheless - there is a button (the rightmost columns header) that allows you to select which column to show / hide. In the end there is an option of 'Apply columns to ...'. Select the desired folder and voila!
But that action does not transfer all VIEW properties, SORT property is transfered wrongly and it does not transfer at all the (NON)THREADED property.
Looks like it only trnsfers columns order and columns visible property.
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For the last weeks, I am having problems when debugging in IntelliJ (java/groovy) and I am not able to see the values of the different variables.
I see "head", "tail", "accessorder". In each of these entries I can access the key / value of separately. Therefore, in order to see the complete item (e.g hashmap or arraylist), I need to open each entry separately, which is very inefficient.
This description may not be clear, so I include a screenshot of what I currently see.
I have tried the following:
Resetting the settings
Using IntelliJ 2020 version (having deleted the settings and cache)
Using IntelliJ 2021 version (having deleted the settings and cache)
Thank you,
Kat
After having tried #Satyen Shimpi useful reply, I am not able to change the view type in the variables.
I think your settings are showing the Map as Object and you need to change the view settings to Auto.
Following will help you.
The reason you are seeing the head, tail etc is
From Above, you can see that LinkedHashMap is being rendered as Object in View as menu because I had selected Object
And you can solve it by changing View to Auto. Then it will show Map in a way that you are expecting where you don't need to expand each entry.
Note: When you select Auto, it will automatically change to Map. For the same reason, my image has Map checked and not the Auto
I installed AsciiDoctor to generate html5-Websites from my ASCII-Doc files.
So far I did not find an option that generates a file like the one on e.g. http://www.asciidocfx.com/ or http://asciidoctor.org/docs/user-manual/ (i.e. (1) no footer with the date, (2) a menu on the left side and (3) linked headings.)
(How) Do I have to use templates for that?
I am not sure what you mean by "I have installed AsciiDoctor" are you using the Ruby version, the JavaScript version or the JVM Version (Ruby + JRuby)? How are you using Asciidoctor, directly from the command line or integrated in an other build system?
(1) I think (I am not sure about this one) that the footer is created if you have set the parameter docinfo1 to true. See Footer docinfo files.
(2) The menu on the left is called TOC (table of content), you might need add the parameter toc with the value left.
(3) The link on the headers are created when the parameter sectanchors has the value true. See the Anchors section.
I am using ssrs 2012.
How can I repeat username in the report header? ReportItem doesn't work if the report spans across more than one page.
I was told to use Internal parameters but there is no such option with rdlc.
Can this somehow be done in codebehind?
Thanks
I am a bit confusing about your problem.
Just add a page header, rigth click on report design surface, insert->page header:
Add a text box and set the expression value to the following built-in field
You should get something like this in every page:
Note I am using rdl but built-in fields is available for both RDL and RDLC.
Let me know if this was helpful.
Is my expectation valid? If yes, please guide me.
Local machine->local server process-> I generate Birt report-> which contain hyperlinks hard coded for example: http://www.ip_one.com/birtserver/parameters...(this is fine and points to another report and get me the report also when I hit the Url from inside the generated pdf report).
Now, what I need is to change ip_one to suppose ip_two once I hit the hyperlink which is inside the pdf(on the fly) keeping all the other parts of the url intact.
I am using birt-rcp-report-designer-4_2_2.
Thanks in advance.
It sounds like you are trying to dynamically create a hyperlink at report run time.
In the properties editor of the report item that has your link (i.e. label), edit the hyperlink. In the Hypelink Options (pop-up) to the left of "Location" field is the button ab| select 'JavaScript' Syntax.
You will be able to create the URL using JavaScript.
We are using clearcase as our SCM. I have not much experience with clearcase. Now we are about to release our code to production. I want to label my code as I have done using VSS in my previous projects. But in clearcase labeling is not as easy as in VSS. clearcase is asking to create a label type before label a folder in VOB. I don't understand the concept of creating label type? Any guidance on this will be highly appreciated.
a lbtype is a template, a declaration.
a label is the instance that will be put on each versions needed to be labeled.
See mklbtype
The mklbtype command creates one or more label types with the specified names for future use within a VOB.
After creating a label type in a VOB, you can attach labels of that type to versions of that VOB's elements, using mklabel.
You also can attach a constraint on a lbtype:
By default, a new label type is constrained to use on only one version in an element's entire version tree.
This allows you to omit the branch path name portion of a version-extended path name (for example, foo.c##/JOHN_TMP)
Once you have define a lbtype, you can apply (mklabel) it to any file or group of files you want in your current view.
That means you have a view configured to select the LATEST of a branch, and at a given time, you apply this label:
cd /myView/myVob/myGroupOfFile
cleartool mklabel -nc -r MY_LABEL-1.0 .
Note: the name of the lbtype (and the labels set from this lbtype) is entirely up to you. You can set a label FOO, BAR or any other names. Conversely, you can set a label MY_LABEL-2.0, then set a label MY_LABEL-1.2 (not wise, but...).
If you want to see what exact versions are referenced by a previous existing label like MY_LABEL-1.0, you create another (dynamic) view that you set to see this label.
The following config spec ("configuration specifications", aka "selection rules" for versions) will achieve just that:
element * MY_LABEL-1.0
element * /main/LATEST
The second selection rule is called "stop rule" because it allows for all versions to "fall back" to this default rule: if no version (for a given file) is labeled MY_LABEL-1.0, then it will always stop at the "/main/LATEST" rule, to select the LATEST version of the branch main.
For those "consultation" view (i.e. "view that are only used to see versions of files"), I recommend dynamic view, for a quick access to those fixed versions.
If you now want to see the 2.0 label, simply modify the config spec of this view. Or create another view, in order to see both 1.0 (in the first view) and 2.0 (in this second new view)