When opening peek problem window (Alt-F8) I get a one line window with a very long horizontal scrollbar.
Is there a way to increase window height or maximize it?
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In VS Code When I have a vertical editor split with 2 panels I would like to be able to change the right panel's width to a predefined total window width % using a shortcut.
Say I would like to have one shortcut to show the right panel at 50% of the overall VSC width. Then the second shortcut is 30%, the third is 80% and the 4th is 0%.
At the same time I would not like to have any files from the right editor panel joined or closed when I change the panel's width.
Is it posssible with the built-in commands of extensions?
I discovered the VS Code behavior that partially resembles the feature I described above.
To see this we have to split the editor in 2 panels (View->Editor Layout->Two Columns), open some file in the right hand one, manually move its border to the farthest right. Then as we switch between the panels with Ctrl-1 and Ctrl-2 (Windows) the respective active panel will restore its maximum width and the other will get the minimum width.
This does not fully solve my problem but at least alleviates the pain.
Do windows have any limit in size?. I tried to give for instance 100px and 50px in storyboard Size Inspector. When I publish it shows much larger.
After many things, I could figure out the solution. In fact, there is no problem to make a window 100 x 50 px or even smaller. The problem is that I had to close the window of the simulator before run again. In my case, such a small window had no Title bar and no close button. So I had to publish with the Title bar, close it, stop the running and then I could run again with the new size and position I give to the window.
So, without closing the window in the simulator it is not possible to see the results of a new size.
In vscode when you are working with multiple panes split both horizontally and vertically or a combination of the two, and you double click inside of a pane i.e. the content body it automatically expands. This pushes around all of your panes which sucks to continuously reorganize.
Is there a way to shut this off? I can not find the setting.
Here is a gif of what this looks like http://recordit.co/ClOxfe0CYz
Try resetting the editor sizes with the "Reset Editor Group Sizes" from the command palette. Thereafter, the focused editor will not expand in size.
Maximizing the focused editor only starts to work if one of the editors was previously minimized or maximized. See how to maximize an editor.
I found that double click on any tab(when you have any tab split) will Toggle auto group size what you experience I believe. So if this happens just double click again on any tab to disable auto resizing.
After some searching in the settings I was able to resolve this by disabling:
Workbench > Editor: Centered Layout Auto Resize
When I open a file in VSCode, its not filling all editor space but instead of that, it stays in the middle and with a small width. How could I fix it to not resize and fill all space available.
The screenshot shows this behavior
Screenshot
Go to View > Appearance > Untick Centered Layout
There's a problem with the window widget. Is there a way to set window's position
without setting the absolute position?
for example:
I want to set the window pop-up to the bottom right corner of the browser.
Now I use setleft and setright (at 1000,800), but the window still at (1000,800)
when i minimized the browser's window.
So, the question is, is there a way to set the pop-up window in a relative way,
can still to the bottom right corner of the browser even when i minimized the browser's
window??
Thanks!!