When the user drag from the bottom corner the virtual keyboard is visible. I want to disable the function. I'm using BB Webworks.
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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.
I am trying to code a vertical 3 button menu in which you are able to navigate with arrow keys + WASD. I currently have it set up using the Event System, and I can navigate it fine using W and D. However, I would like to use the up-arrow key and down-arrow key to navigate it as well.
Currently in my Input Manager, my Vertical axes is set to only W and S. If I add in up and down as alt negative button and alt positive button, then my menu works as expected. However, I am using the arrow keys to fire a weapon and using WASD to control my player in the game, so while the menu is working with this setup, my player controls will be broken.
Is there a way to programmatically bind up and down in the project settings when the menu is open and unbind then once the menu is closed?
I have a Perl/Tk window which is displayed on top of all other windows. It is a MainWindow->Frame->Label with text (it's a security classification banner). It must be a window which is on top. However, right now a user cannot move the window from its set location, so it will occasionally cover up a lower window control.
How can I make this window movable so it can be repositioned?
I don't have easy access to external modules since I'm on a closed network, so simple Perl/Tk code is best.
This is a Linux system running the KDE or Gnome desktop.
I have found that if you remove the decorations from a Perl/TK mainwindow, it cannot then respond to mouse movements.
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.
Using LinuxMint 12, if you open the "desktops overview" by clicking on the top left corner of the desktop, a little search bar opens on the top-right corner of the desktop. This search does quick app launching without requiring additional plugins, but I can't get an answer on how to get to this launcher without using the mouse.
Does anyone know how I can invoke this launcher with a keyboard shortcut?
Alt+F1 opens the Open Windows selection screen. If you start typing then, the search bar will automatically take focus.