I changed the functionality of my tab button, now the Tab key auto-completes instead of adding 5 spaces.
I want to re-assign the tab key to adding a tab(spaces) in my code instead of auto-completing.
I removed the Tab from the auto-completion function, but now my tab button does nothing, how do I add the default tab?
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I understand that I can go to the previous tab on the window by pressing Ctrl+page down and go to the next tab by pressing Ctrl+page up
But on VScode, there is a feature that lets you go back to the tab you were on previously, so if I had these tabs opened up.
Tab 1Tab 2Tab 3Tab 4Tab 5
If I'm on Tab 1 and click on Tab 4, How do I go back to tab 1? I searched this, and foudn that Alt+Left Kind of does this, but it sometimes gives unexpected behaviour like going to a different line on the same window instead of going to the previous tab.
You click a file in the file tree. It is opened, but the title of the tab is italicized. You double click the tab to un-italicize the tab because if you didn't and you click a different file in the tree, the italicized tab will be replaced. What is the keyboard shortcut to change the current (presumably italicized) tab to non-italicized as if you had double clicked on it?
Ah - I came here seeking the significance of the italicisation (so now I know) - but had already noticed that it reverted if I saved (so Ctrl+S is another way to get there)
The according command is called View: Keep Editor and its default keyboard shortcut is Ctrl+K Enter.
You can also access this function via right click on the editor tab, there it is called "Keep open".
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:
I have two tab controls,each tab control has two tabs in it.My first tab in the first tab control has two buttons. When I click the first button,my first tab in the second tab control should be shown and my first tab control should be hidden(which is done by 'GO to Object' navigation command). And same way if I click second button,second tab of the second tab control should be displayed and my first tab control should be hidden(which is also done by 'GO to Object' navigation command).But now when I click any of the buttons,my first tab control does not hide.
Please someone suggest me some solution on this.
Assuming I understand your question, I suspect you may not have named your tab segments correctly. The Go to Object command relies on the object's name, which is defined in the Name property in the Inspector (not the tab segments title, defined in the Tab Control setup).
I've added some custom tabs to my ribbon in ribbon.xml. I have callbacks for the getVisible attribute that dynamically set the visibility of the tabs.
My problem is that when I go to Options--Customize Ribbon and uncheck my tabs, when I close Word and re-open my tabs don't re-appear even though the getVisible callback is invoked and returns true.
I've tried recording a macro when checking/unchecking the tabs, but nothing appears in my new macro. Anyone know how to force the tabs to be re-enabled?
I figured it out. This setting is stored in XML in %appdata%\local\microsoft\office\Word.officeUI and if I remove the element for my custom tab, on restarting word my tabs are visible again.