I am using ubuntu 11.10 and it's progress bar don't work true.
for example when it is copying a file, the progress bar immediatly get full but my file's copy action done some minutes later.
Are there any way to fix this?
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(Added Postgres tag because this may or may not be a Postgres issue, I suspect it may be to do with the tool I am using, Dbeaver but I do not know for sure)
I have bee struggling with a query that used to take ~5 minutes to run. Even after a few hours, today it does not run.
I noticed a progress bar at the bottom of Dbeaver and I cannot recall if this was there before, it might be just that I am looking more closely since I've ben struggling with my query.
I notice that the progress bar has a range of between ~50M and 112M. As the progress bar moves up closer to 112M, it goes back to 50 and starts again, never completing.
Could this be related to my query not completing? What does this progress bar signify?
This bar indicates the java heap size and status. The settings for hiding the heap status can be found at the general preferences:
dbeaver heap size
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 :) ).
it's looks like this
https://ibb.co/JysCH5v
https://ibb.co/H45b9xN
I've reference from here
Can you implement OS X's Finder download progress bars from a shell script?
and here
https://gist.github.com/mminer/3c0fbece956f3a5fa795563fafb139ae
but both of them not work,
Finder's file progress not show up, and nothing happen,
I'v intend to implement like safari file download, or google chrome file download effect,
every individual file will have progress bar on it, until file completed,
I'm not mean update progress on my own app view, it's on finder's file
I'm in macOS 10.14.5, Swift5
am I missing something?
Thank you!
Does anyone know what the blue moving line (from left to right) in Visual Studio Code means?
It appears relatively often, especially when reactivating from hibernation mode. Looks like some background processes are currently active.
Once the bar shows, it doesn't go away until I restart the program.
It should be possible to make it transparent:
Put this into settings.json:
"workbench.colorCustomizations": {
"progressBar.background": "#fff0",
}
This occurs because when you try to find some file or functions which are not available, VsCode continues to keep trying to get that function and redirect cursor over there. So the loader stays there forever. The solution is to make VsCode look for something which it can find.
Just ctrl+click on any function which is available. Also you can ctrl+click on function where it is defined itself so it will directly point on it and loader will be removed.
For example you have below function
public function GetUSer(){
}
So just ctrl+click on GetUser and the loader will vanish.
No need to restart VsCode
Edit for js users :
Let say you have defined a variable :
var userName = 'Test';
And you have used it somewhere in the code
var userNameLength = userName.length
So just ctrl+click on userName where we get the length. It will go to defination (where the variable is defined) and the progress bar will be gone.
Like previous answer said it is a loading indicator which occurs when vscode is attempting to look something up like a function definition or trying to lint.
You cannot hide it that I am aware of but you can get it to go away obviously by relaunching vscode. It is also limited to the current editor window so you can split your editor and then close the one with the indicator.
That is a loading indicator. It happens when something is loading or is in process. It might be constantly refreshing the file tree because of changes in the directory
With VSCode 1.52 (Nov. 2020), that moving bar should be more explicit (and cancellable!)
Progress for long running operations in Explorer
We now show progress in the Explorer and Status bar for long running File operations (longer than 500ms).
There is also an inital support for cancelling these long running operations.
This should be particularly helpful when copying large folders or downloading resources from remote.
(Click on the picture to enlarge)
Perform the below changes in Visual Studio Code preferences settings
Disable Auto update
Disable Auto update of extensions
Disable error reporting service
I like to keep as much of my Eclipse screen as possible for code. So I try to disable or turn off as many of the extra bars and such as possible. The area at the very bottom of the Eclipse screen is my next target but I don't know what it's called.
Can anyone tell me the name of this area and how to reclaim it? Thanks.
Here is an eclipse plug-in which hides/shows Menu bar and/or Status bar.
User can change these options in Windows > Preferences > Full Screen
But Hiding Status bar was NOT working on my machine
Ubuntu 13.10 Eclipse Version: Kepler Release Build id: 20130614-0229
This are is called the Status Line but it composed of a number of different components such as the progress indicator, editor current line and row, and the message area.
I am not aware of anything that will turn it all off.
I can see why you're eager to close that. It looks like your screen resolution is extremely low. Are you using a netbook perhaps?
Here's the problem though: On your screen, that part looks quite large and looks empty but it's because of your screen size. I'm fairly certain it doesn't have a name and having scoured the options, I'm convinced it can't be removed. On my screen, that section contains only a few words: "Writable | Smart Insert | 423:32"
Essentially, the words that show up there are a guide for your current editing mode and location in the file. I don't think it can be turned off. If you hit Ctrl + M, it will hide almost everything possible on maximize your editor view.
On my screen, that little bar is very small. That is of course because I have a high screen resolution. If possible, try increasing the resolution on your screen to something more appropriate. You'll find you have a lot more space to code, and that little bar will become much smaller.
In eclipse oxygen there is option to hide status bar:
Windows->Appearance->Hide_status_bar