Sometimes, actually, it's lowercase. Other times, it has someone else's login. Like it'll be "jdoe" for some reason. Why does it change like that? This is my work computer, if that explains anything. Thanks!
If you're talking about your commandline prompt: http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/linux/library/l-tip-prompt/
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Working with VS Code & occasionally in youtube videos, I see the prompt changes to $ in the terminal window. I couldn't figure out when and why it changes, but it seems important. Does anyone know how to get it and why it changes? I know it sounds stupid, but it drives me nuts. Thanks a million!!!
Tried this command, seems to be doing nothing 🤔, does anyone know the purpose of it?
It's now been removed from the command palette:
Thanks for the report and for digging into this stuff 🙂. This command isn't meant to be exposed in the command palette as its only purpose is to drive the terminal dropdown behind the scenes.
There was a bug caused by this action that prevented users from pasting into a terminal since the key binding for pasting was set to this command as well as the paste command - so I am wondering as part of the fix for the pasting issue, they've made this command in the meantime not work.
Another user couldn't tell what this action does either and I can't myself. Perhaps that is why the default settings for it are unbound.
This Javascript error keeps showing up on my desktop, and when i delete it another one will pop up.
Can anybody with knowledge about this please help me?
Oh the image is on Danish so yeah. Translated it says that there was a script-error with the script, and asks if i still want to play the script on this site.
Solution Found
Go to Control Panel
Go to Programs and Functions
See if there is any program that refers to the url-error-message you got, and if there is, delete it.
Note If the program is a program that you need to have for running your system or just an important program, don't delete it, there could be other ways to fix it.
Other ways to fix it
1. Start up the installer that you used to install the program, if there is a button that says "Repair software/program" or something like that; tap the button.
If there isn't a button that says "Repair software/program" (or something like that); try to install the program again.
I have a strange problem in Fiddler that I have been unable to fix by playing around with the various settings and options.
Copy and paste is not working in the Composer - both in the URI, and much much worst, in the Request Body.
This seem like a silly problem, but it has been the source of much grief for me, as I try to use it for testing a REST service I am developing, I have to manually type in EVERYTHING I need, every time. It is getting painful.
Copy/Paste works fine everywhere else on my machine. I have tried uninstalling and reinstalling Fiddler, to no success.
If you have any idea what this may be happening, please let me know. Thanks.
I have no idea why you would be having this problem, but a hacky solution would be making an AutoHotkey script. The script would simply be Send %clipboard%. This will just take whatever is in your current clipboard and type it out. References here: http://www.autohotkey.com/docs/misc/Clipboard.htm
This is currently still an issue for the Linux beta..
an easy workaround is to use [shift]+[insert]
Currently I'm making a Facebook app with Heroku, I did as the instruction says, but then I get stuck after installing heroku-toolbelt. I opened cmd.exe, typed something like 'heroku', but it results in an error as follows
C:/Program Files/Heroku/bin/heroku:15:in []': code converter not found (UTF-16LE to Windows-1258) (Encoding::ConverterNotFoundError)
from C:/Program Files/Heroku/bin/heroku:15:in'
I don't know what is the problem, searching around but there's no luck at all.
Does anyone have an idea of what I am doing wrong?
Just typing heroku in the command line won't do anything. First go to the directory where you have set up a folder to put all the files of your app from command line using DOS commands. Then type heroku login. It'll prompt you for user credentials for your heroku account. Enter those correctly and you're good to go from there.
I encountered the same error as you did. Windows-1258 is text code for Vietnamese language. I figured something like to stop converting text code automatically to Windows- 1258.
So here is how it works for me. Hope it works for you too. Simply go to Control Panel --> Change keyboards or other input method --> Administrative tab --> Change System Locale (from Vietnamese to English (United States) for example). Restart and work like a charm!
I need to dig around some more and find a way to build in this kind of functionality, but as a work around, if you open a new command prompt and type "chcp 1252" prior to running any commands it will switch command.exe to a compatible code page. That should prevent encoding errors of this type. Sorry for the inconvenience, but it should at least function as a stop gap and I'll work to integrate a fix into the tool itself. Thanks!