I have two windows, winA and winB. I open winB from winA using OpenSheetWithParm. I don't want to be able to commute from winB to winA until winB is closed. How am I supposed to do that?
You can make winB a response window.
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This is because I want to launch VS Code in the Steam Deck default UI.
If this question is duplicated, hopefully someone can point me to the answer because, tbh, I don't really know if I ask the right question or not
I'm writing an extension for vscode, in typescript.
In the active editor, at a particular position, I want to open a peek window to display the content of a particular file. Like this one:
But I can't figure out how to do it. Is it possible? And how?
Since I found the answer I will post it here in case someone has similar needs.
The name of the built-in command to pop up a peek window is "editor.action.peekLocations". Here is the link to the source file where it is registered. The description in it was enough to make it work:
https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/blob/master/src/vs/editor/contrib/gotoSymbol/goToCommands.ts
Hey guys for some reason the bar in the photo below vanished. It's not because of a script. How can I get it back?
If you use windows platform use Ctrl+Shift+S to run script space and create a new script with these two script steps and run it.
Install Menu Set ["[Standard FileMaker Menus]"; Use as file default:on]
Show/Hide Menubar [Lock:off; Show]
you can get it back from "View" menu , You can have "Status Toolbar" and "Formatting Bar" (i Didn't understand what bar exactly you mean :) ).
I've done some searching regarding this question but no luck so far, and I'm hoping somene here can help me out.
I'm using MatLab's Editor, but when I run the program, the console is in the main window. Is there a way I can make MatLab open its main window just below the Editor window?
For example, I'm on Chrome and then I open the Editor and run the program. But the main window is still hidden below Chrome. Is there any way I can configure it so that any time I open any MatLab window it makes sure that the main window is below that one?
Please let me know if I didn't make myself clear, and sorry for bad english!
Thanks in advance
It sounds like you want to "dock" your window.
There is a little curly arrow in the top right hand corner of each window (pointing to the right and down when the window is floating, if I recall correctly). If I understand your question correctly, that would solve it for you..
I have a full-screen window (winA) and another window (winB) which is always on top.
Now I need to let winB display above winA, while winA is still above any other windows.
How to do this in GTK+? Thanks. (Maybe this needs Xlib?)
PS1: I won't use POPUP windows because it will put all the windows under it. I just need put winB on winA but not all the others. For example, if I am watching videos in the fullscreen mode, I wouldn't like to see winB. But if winA it's here, winB is just above it.
PS2: winA & winB are in the same program. In this case, it may simplify the solution.
The main way to tell the window manager to keep winB above winA is through the "transient for" hint, set in GTK+ with gtk_window_set_transient_for().
If your window is not a dialog, the behavior may not come out quite how you'd like; you could try setting a semantic hint with gtk_window_set_type_hint() and see if that gets you anywhere.
But the behavior is basically going to vary with window manager (which is intended). So you kind of need to just live with that and assume people will use a WM that works how they want it to.