I use this code
game.StarterGui:SetCoreGuiEnabled(Enum.CoreGuiType.Backpack, false)
But when I play, the bottom bar was removed too
I want to remove only inventory that pops up when press "~"
I also tried to access the core GUI, but it was blocked
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I deleted all the menu items from the Window NSMenu except Minimize and Bring All to Front. However, when I run the app, three more menu items get added: Move Window to Left Side of Screen, Move Window to Right Side of Screen and Enter Full Screen. How do I remove these menu items? Has it got something to do with the attribute inspector of my Window (just a guess)?
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The title explains it all, when I press tab while writing code, it selects the "Problems" tab instead of adding 4 spaces to my code...
Perhaps you've enabled accessibility mode with Toggle Tab Key Moves Focus command (ctrl+m by default).
Run this command again or click Tab Moves Focus on status bar:
In my menu bar app, I have a menu item which opens a window. The window opens in the front with the window behind it remaining the key window.
I can't get window.makeKey() to work unless I run it after a breakpoint. I tried putting the line of code in different places in the window's life cycle and even put it in DispatchQueue.main.asyncAfter(deadline: execute:) and it didn't work.
I have also tried using window.makeKeyAndOrderFront(sender:). The property window.canBecomeKey is true.
Turns out I needed to put this line in the IBAction for the menu item that opens the window:
NSApplication.shared.activate(ignoringOtherApps: true)
That makes it the key window when it opens, so I don't have to call window.makeKey()
Editor's auto-complete loses context and doesn't show the autocomplete popup when we start using backspace after selecting the value from the popup list. Is there any option by which we can get back the popup list programmatically while the user is hitting the backspace? Apparently, the user can use Ctrl + Space to get back the context, similarly, I need it to work programmatically.
I am experiencing following problem with ipython-qtconsole:
I type in ipython-qtconsole window, then I switch to another application window with Alt+Tab. When I switch back again into ipython-qtconsole the text area is no longer selected/activated, but rather the menu. That means, when I start typing or hit enter, I am actually in the top menu. I have to click with the mouse in the text area first, and then I can start typing.
Is this normal behavior? I cannot imagine that anybody would want this "functionality". Is it possible to change it, so that when ipython-qtconsole window is activated, the text area is automatically active (i.e. the cursor is there) ?