I am using android things 1.0.3 on RPI3 with HDMI screen (1920x1080) and usb mouse.
When I open a new popup window using new Dialog() the mouse cursor is lagging.
When using mouse on main screen there is no problem.
Using usbhid-mousepoll=0 and harwareAccelerated=true doesn't change anything.
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I'm trying to open up the oculus keyboard when the user presses into the input field. I tried using TouchScreenKeyboard.Open() but sadly it didn't work. The Oculus integration OVRCameraRig "Requires System Keyboard" solution doesn't work either since the platform is WebGL and not Android.
The input field interaction does work since I'm getting the blinking line when clicking the input field, there's just no keyboard showing.
Last resort would be to make an actual keyboard that would pop up on the canvas after the user presses the input but that would require reworking of the UI and having the system keyboard pop up simply sounds like a better and cleaner solution.
Pressing Shift+Space will maximize the view (for example, the Scene, Game or Inspector View) but in order to go back to the previous layout, I need to press a ⋮ in the top right corner and tick off a Maximize option.
Is it possible to do it using a keyboard shortcut?
I am using Personal version of Unity 2021.3.9f1 (LTS) on Ubuntu 22.04.
You can press SHIFT+SPACE again, and it can go back to the previous layout.
In the Android Studio Emulator, in the settings tab, it is not showing "Always on Top" toggle Button.
How can I set the emulator on always top of the screen?
Please Go to Android Emulator Settings Window... Enable Show Window Frame Around Device
Go to options in the android emulator and click: Settings -> Show window frame around device. Then the frame will appear around the emulator. Right click on frame around the emulator. Then click on Always on top.
Eclipse Photon appears to be re-rendering the screen on every keystroke and mouse click. This results in a jumpy motion that sees the menu being hidden and the menu bar partly draw.
I have attached an image that shows the effect after the refresh. You can see here that the text menu is not visible and the menu bar is partly shown.
UPDATE:
I have narrowed this behaviour to the constant redraw of the bottom statusbar, as can be seen in the second image.
I have added an additional image that shows the effect when the window is not full screen.
Window 7.
In the Eclipse IDE, when I PageUp and PageDown, it jumps to the next bit of code without any scroll effect, which discombobulates me. How can I enable scrolling? Is this called smooth scrolling?
It's not just Eclipse.
When you press the Page Up button or the Page Down button in Word, Notepad, or just about any other Windows application, you go to the previous or next section, respectively.
This has been standard Windows behavior since at least Windows XP.
Edited to add:
If you have a mouse wheel, you can get an effect that Microsoft calls smooth scrolling. By rotating the mouse wheel, you can move the Eclipse editor up or down a few lines at a time.
But I don't think I've ever seen the same effect with the Page Up and Page Down buttons.
Try this Eclipse plugin for smooth scrolling. Use middle mouse button, like when you smooth scrolling on internet browser.