I am referring to this question. Like written in the answer there is a "Compact Change Display" but I cannot find it.
How can I enable or find it?
It's under the "hamburger" menu (three horizontal stripes) of the Changes panel:
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Is it possible to use a shortcut for the showing or hide the line numbers at the SSMS ?
I know its possible to go to the settings and to do it.
But is there really no shortcuts for it? If I see it right, I cant even sets shortcut keys keyboards setting for it.
Its would be very usefull, if available.
This link will help you to enable Line number in the SSMS query window
Click here
No, according to the current documentation there is no keyboard shortcut to control line numbers, you enable or disable from the Options dialog (Text Editor > All Languages > General).
See the official documentation
Currently my QuckAccessToobar (QAT) shows only Show Below the Ribbon and Minimize the Ribbon options. I would like to add more options there, like in WordPad sample:
I found non infragistics related explanation here. It says about using QuickAccessToolbar.ApplicationDefaults property.
I found how to add tools to QAT itself (not dropdown) here. But there is no ApplicationDefaults property on ultraToolbarsManager1.Ribbon.QuickAccessToolbar
How can I add items to QAT dropdown so that users can check/uncheck them during runtime to display/hide buttons from QAT?
Turned out that ContextMenuTools property on UltraToolbarsManager.Ribbon.QuickAccessToolbar is exactly what I need.
TL;DR The title says it, details follow.
I'm having a form like
Bank: Bank of Neverland
Customer ID(?): Peter Pan
except for that it's real and the "Customer ID" is something provided by the bank. The bank may call it differently (so I change the label to e.g., "User name") and to prevent confusion, a lengthy hint may be needed. So I imagine using a question mark-like icon ((?)) popping the hint on click.
There are more fields which need a hint popup. I'd be fine with placing them elsewhere in the row.
However, the InputComponent.lbl is package-private and I can't see any way to attach the icon. I'm aware of TextComponent#hint(String hint), but it only allows for a rather short text, while we sometimes need a rather lengthy explanations (and that's not something we could change).
TL;DR we didn't implement that yet. Label is meant for the hint label not for that. You can probably add a ? button next to the component and show a popup or just add a label below.
What you are looking for is #1 in this image taken from here:
We implemented #2 which should make implementing #1 a bit easier... At least in theory but it won't adapt to the iOS mode of the UI which looks rather different. That was the main blocker for the implementation.
As a short term solution you can just add a SpanLabel below the text component or add a question mark button next to it.
Alternatively you can enhance the error label functionality in our code to support "helper text" which you might show as a popup on iOS or as a floating hint in the bottom of the screen there. Then submit that as a pull request to the project. You can also file an RFE we are under heavy workload so I'm not sure when we'll get around to it.
I've got a pretty complex question for any Maya coders...
I want to utilize a drop down menu similar to that of the cmdScrollFieldExecuter's [script editor's] "Show Tooltip Help". It looks like a window that has been appended to the bottom of the inputted text with a feedback of all relative commands or strings.
Does anyone have experience with appending a similar textbox/ window/ menu to typed input, and if so, can you toss me in the right direction?
Note: I am not talking about "optionMenu".
Alternatively, is there a way to get cmdScrollFieldExecuter to reference a different array or set of strings?
A complete port of that won't be possible in vanilla Maya - You'd need to use python and QT because the built-in GUI objects (such as TextField) don't fire any events on keypresses so you won't be able to live-update as the user types.
You can almost fake the visual appearance with a window whose title bar is set to off. Use a formLayout to dock a TextScrollField inside it. You'll need to hack up some way of dismissing it since it won't have a close box -- you could put it on a timer or add an invisible button covering the whole thing which closed the window when clicked
I have a wpf application (I use CAL) for a tablet pc.
I created a custom text input panel.
Now is my question: How can I disable the default TextInputPanel?
This is only through my application offcourse because I still want the utility in my winxp and other apps on the tablet.
The problem is that when I hover to long near a textbox, the small tooltip to open a TextInputPanel always appears and I want to suppress that!
Kind regards,
Wim
Already posted at WPF Forums but with no result :s
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/tabletandtouch/thread/835b910d-e357-4bd8-b26a-f99e7d549b3f
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/wpf/thread/c5bd3b90-c731-4e5b-a812-ee29490800e3
Disabling the Input Panel UI
Setting the DisableInPlace registry key to zero prevents the Input Panel user interface (UI) from appearing in an application. You must place the DisableInPlace registry key at HKLM\Software\Microsoft\TabletTip. Then, add a new registry value by using the full path of the application in which you want to disable Input Panel. The following example registry entry disables Input Panel in an application called MyApp:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE
\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\TabletTIP\DisableInPlace]
"C:\Progam Files\My App\MyApp.exe"="1"
(Finally) Found this info here: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms812266.aspx
I don't like it that much (reg. editing) but at least it's a solution ;)
Kind regards,
Wim