Referring to the Texstudio user manual section 2.7.1 Manipulating tables there is the shortcut Ctrl+Alt+Shift to enter block selection mode.
Is there a way to exit that block selection mode (i.e. go back to only one cursor), using only the keyboard?
Unlike other editors, Esc does not work.
In vscode
I want to start typing a page
By pressing a hotkey, all the mini-map, status bar, activity bar & ... disappear so that I can reach the programming correctly.
And with that hotkey I go back to the previous state
Do you know the plugin? Thankful
(Sorry for the bad English!)
VSC has a command: View: Toggle Zen Mode
Default key binding: Ctrl+K Z
Is it possible to call VSC commands (the ones you enter after pressing SHIFT-CMD-P) from the terminal?
Like selecting a certain view in the activity bar and so on…
I just wanna know that how to make VSCode hide sidebar and activity bar when in full-screen view (when I press f11) so I don't have to do it manually.
Unbind f11 from toggling fullscreen
Bind f11 to toggle Zen Mode https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/getstarted/tips-and-tricks#_zen-mode
Tweak Zen Mode settings so it would toggle fullscreen and hides stuff
I use emacs in terminal mode. I know how to get the menu through F10 key. Emacs used to show the menu in terminal mode as text in a separate buffer. Either since a recent update, or I installed some package, I notice emacs starts to create a graphic drop-down list for menu items (see the screenshot). However, I only see it on one of my computer (Mac OS), my other computers still show the menu in "text mode". Can anyone tell me how to enable the graphic dropdown list menu feature? Is this a new feature of latest Emacs 24.3 or it can be enabled via some package?
This is described in the NEWS file for Emacs 24.4:
* Emacs now supports menus on text-mode terminals.
If the terminal supports a mouse, clicking on the menu bar, or on
sensitive portions of the mode line or header line, will drop down the
menu defined at that position. Likewise, clicking C-mouse-2 or
C-mouse-2 or C-mouse-3 on the text area will pop up the menus defined
for those locations.
If the text terminal does not support a mouse, you can activate the
first menu-bar menu by typing F10, which invokes `menu-bar-open'.
If you want the previous behavior, whereby F10 invoked `tmm-menubar',
customize the option `tty-menu-open-use-tmm' to a non-nil value.
(Typing M-` always invokes `tmm-menubar', even if `tty-menu-open-use-tmm'
is nil.)
Looks like a nice feature.