When I start Visual Code, the logo in the menu bar starts to move left and right iteratively for a long time. I think it's loading something. How can I see what is going on there and what the reason for this?
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I use SW4STM32 (Neon.3 Release (4.6.3)) and at some point in time scrolling stopped working in the text editor when using the mouse wheel. CTRL+ mouse wheel works fine, but it doesn't fit at all, because it scrolls too much.
Please tell me where it is configured, I searched the entire menu and did not find it.
Sorry if this is not the right place to ask. I looked around and stackoverflow made the most sense to me. Plus it is a question that can be answered.
The specific task that I want to accomplish is I am working on an app in nw.js (it's like electron). To reload the app I right click on the page and the usual context menu comes up (the one with "inspect") and there is an option to reload the page.
When the debugger is stopped on a breakpoint that context menu doesn't show up. So in order to reload the app I have to move the mouse somewhere on the screen to close dev tools and then mouse back to the window to reload it. It makes working so much more tedious and while it only takes a moment it feels like an eternity.
Are there any flags in chrome or plugins or nw.js settings that will save me from doing this 763,000 times a day?
I somehow messed up my perspective then I clicked reset perspective. This gives me back the package manager on the left. problems/javadoc/declarations on the bottom. Task list and outline as 2 separate windows on the right and a big empty space in the middle where the code is supposed to be. When I open up some code it ends up in the bottom window and there's that big hole where the code window used to go. I can drag and drop the code into that empty space, but when I try to drag the code window bigger to fill up the entire space it won't let me past a certain point. I'm left with a gap above the coding window that's bothering me. It seems Eclipse is leaving that space for me to drag other perspectives into, however dragging more perspectives into that empty space doesn't make it go away, it's still the same size. How do I get rid of this space?
Close eclipse if it's open
Navigate to your workspace folder
Further navigate down into .metadata then .plugins (These are hidden files, use terminal or look up how to show hidden files in your OS)
Delete the org.eclipse.e4.workbench folder
Restart Eclipse
If it still doesn't look right click Window > New Window
If it still isn't fixed please let me know in the comments (it might be time to reinstall Eclipse)
Now I use eclipse CDT but one thing really annoys me.
See this picture:
I cannot use the scroll bar. It only shows up when I move my fingers up and down on my trackpad, and disappears quickly. But scrolling up and down in this way is really inconvenient!!
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Okay. I do not fully solve this problem, but now I find a way to relieve my pain. Window ->Editor ->Toggle split editor. Then, the editor panel is splitted into upper and lower parts, showing different parts of the same file. And in this case, I can drag the scroll bar up and down!
I have been working on some slides using reveal.js, and they're being hosted on gh-pages. I have encountered a strange problem that I was hoping someone could help with.
Looking at my slides, I hit "s" to enter Slide Notes mode. The window appears correctly, the timer starts, and all that good stuff. The presentation and slide notes windows stay in sync when it comes to advancing to the next slide at the right time.
The problem is that when I advance the slides hoping to show the next fragment, the fragments advance ONLY in the window that has focus. In other words, if I focus on the Slide Notes window and hit the right key, then the slide notes window correctly shows the next fragment but the presentation does not; if I focus on the Presentation window and hit the right key, then the presentation correctly shows the next fragment but the slide notes do not.
Does anyone have any ideas about what might be wrong?