I'd like to remove the option to disable panel synchronization. Any chance there is a flag for this that I somehow overlooked?
I am able to remove it if I update the navtreedata.js file, but then when I rebuild it comes back. I have added navtree.js to the HTML_EXTRA_FILES, but maybe it needs to be somewhere else as well?
Panel synchronization button is circled in this image.
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When I perform a deploy or retrieve operation in VSCODE the result of the operation will make the panel that shows the output appear. I perform deploy and retrieve operations frequently since I use the "deploy on save" functionality. Is there a setting that will prevent that panel from showing up if the result of the operation is a success? Basically I only want the panel to show up if there is an actual problem that needs my attention/focus.
The below image shows the panel I am referring to circled in blue. The panel covers my code and requires that I manually click a button to rehide it.
I've tried turning the panel off in the "VIEW" settings but that doesn't work.
I've tried resizing it so that the height is very small but that is equally as annoying when I actually need to open the panel to use the terminal or review errors from the deploy/retrieve.
Is there a setting in VSCode that will prevent that panel from showing when the operation is successful?
NOTE: For every retrieve/deploy there is a dialog box that says if the operation was a success or failure. So not having this panel show will not prevent the user from knowing how the operation resulted
In Visual Studio Code, is there any way to force the auto-scrolling option of the Output panel permanently enabled?
At the moment I have to click on the lock button every time I build my project to disable the scroll lock or better to say enable the auto-scrolling feature and this is so annoying.
I took a look at the settings but couldn't find any relevant parameter there.
Any ideas?
An option to turn off the smart scroll feature was included in one of the recent updates (probably in the March 2020 update, I didn't find it in the changelog), see more: issue #69480
Since then, I've been able to "save" the scroll state, try this:
Go to File > Preferences > Settings (or Ctrl + ,)
In Features > Output, disable Smart Scroll option (or search output.smartScroll.enabled)
Tested with VSCode version 1.45.1 and CodeRunner 0.10.0
Smart scrolling allows you to lock scrolling automatically when you
click in the output view and unlocks when you click in the last line
So clicking on the last line will auto scroll to the last line. I made a habit of doing that. Of course disabling Smart Scrolling is the permanent solution.
I want to show the dialog box by clicking on a different row (with options to save changes or cancel).
When Editor is open, it will catch the click and is stoping the event propagation, thus underlying Grid does not get the click event and ItemClickEvent is not being fired.
Is it possible to detect a click on the grid row through extensions or another way?
Is it possible to detect a click on the grid row through extensions or another way?
Technically speaking yes. E.g. GridFastNavigation add-on does this trick in order to make possible single click editor opening.
But you could also listen to Editor opening, see (https://vaadin.com/download/release/8.3/8.3.1/docs/api/com/vaadin/ui/components/grid/Editor.html#addOpenListener-com.vaadin.ui.components.grid.EditorOpenListener- ) when you are in unbuffered mode Editor already open, editor will re-open on the row you click. This catching this event could help you find a way.
This is only happening with one workbook, all others function fine. I've tried live vs extract, restarting and reconnecting/refreshing my data source. Every time I toggle one of my filters, my visual is grayed out. Each time I toggle a filter, I have to right click the data source and refresh.
See Automatic Updates
In the menu bar, Worksheet -> Auto Updates, "Auto Update Worksheet" is likely unchecked which would cause the described behavior (or use the pause/play icon in the toolbar).
When Gtk GUI is started seems that Gtk sets "optimal" focus order to his controls which can be switched (beside usual way) with arrows. Then we can easily move (modify) focus order with "grab" to whatever enabled widget.
In case of GtkEntry, after pressing enter key "activated" event raises where I do validation and then I would like to jump to next control, like I was pressed "down arrow".
For now I transfer focus with "grab" and explicit name of wanted control but I would like to jump to "next" control of gtk's order without referencing it.
Also I transfer focus manually in keypress event of entry but this is also too fixed and unwanted way.
If I woud be able to set focus to "next control" this can make later modification in GUI much simpler.
Is this possible and how?
Thanks.
The PyGTK FAQ has one way to set tab order and two different ways to traverse it. These are likely the same in whatever language you're using.