I am getting element size is 0 even though it has code.How to troubleshoot this error ?
There are two possibilities:
If, when you hover over the "???" icon, you get "loaded but missing", then you shall follow instructions in
http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg21258149.
If the tooltip is "checked out but removed", then you shall simply undo the checkout. In that case there is no Undo Checkout option in the context menu, but you can use the Undo Checkout button in the menu bar.
Another possibility is that there is "no version selected" by the current view configuration. Tamir's suggestion of a cleartool ls is a good way to flush that issue out as it will be highlighted in the output.
Since you seem to be using ClearCase Explorer on Windows, does this file appear in the directory if you use Windows explorer? If it doesn't, "no version selected" moves up the list of possible causes.
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As the title says, I accidentally clicked "Hide messages from {x}", though I don't know what x was, specifically. I was getting a React warning/error
"Warning: MyForm is changing an uncontrolled input of type text to be controlled. Input elements should not switch from uncontrolled to controlled (or vice versa). Decide between using a controlled or uncontrolled input element for the lifetime of the component"
I accidentally right clicked on that message and hid it(it's the top option on right click). Below is what that looked like(but with a different item that I'm definitely not clicking).
I've been through all the "how to unhide chrome console quests/answers I can find, and none of them have worked to get this message back.
I've tried:
clicking the "Default Levels drop down" and selecting every single option there.
tried every combination of those yellow check boxes
tried hitting F1 clicking "Restore defaults and reload"
clearing the text in the "Filtered" input box
restarted server
restarted chrome
It appears there used to be a right click option to "unhide all", but that was removed by chrome in 2018
As you can see there is still that 1 hidden (but crucial) React message, and once you accidentally hide it, it seems there is no way to get it back.
This is pretty much a showstopper for me, since it means I can't see React errors at all in Chrome. Please help!
Thanks,
Richard
You just have to clear the filter section in the chrome console (see image attached). This should bring you back to square one.
How do we change the default value for the Startup directory for new process? Out of the box the default is my user directory C:\Users\bigfo.
My current workaround is to change the {Bash::bash} task so that it overrides whatever is in the Create new console dialog. I do that like this:
set "PATH=%ConEmuBaseDirShort%\wsl;%PATH%" & %ConEmuBaseDirShort%\conemu-cyg-64.exe --wsl -cur_console:pm:/mnt -new_console:d:C:\dev
What I would really like, though, is for the Create new console dialog to look like this:
conemu & cmder default startup locations:
there are actually two answers for this question depending on what you
really want to do. i will list both:
the global default startup path
for all tasks this is set at launch time from the cli or, more commonly, the
windows startup link from the start menu or taskbar. in either case,
you can edit this from the default, which is typically set to the install
folder.
if changing a start menu link, begin at the desktop, press oskey to bring
up the start menu. assuming cortana is active, you can simply search for
cmder by typing it out. if not, you will have to scroll down to find your
link to cmder or conemu.
right-click on the icon, select open file location from the context menu.
after windows explorer opens, the shortcut to the program will be
highlighted. right-click this shortcut and select properties from the context
menu.
note: it is possible that the application location rather than a
shortcut will be highlighted. if it is an application, right-click the
program and select pin to taskbar from the context menu. then skip down
to the part about setting the taskbar shortcut default folder.
it is also possible to select pin to start menu but this method requires
that you then navigate to
\programdata\microsoft\windows\start menu\programs\ and edit the
shortcut. otherwise, the process will be identical to the taskbar step.
the first page/general options in properties will have the path to the
program first, and the startup folder second. simply change the startup
location to your desired path (typically c:\users\<yourname>).
video of process:
The per-task method (override the global default):
NOTE: this is if you want a specific task or several specific tasks to open in
a place other than the global default.
If Cmder/ConEmu is not running, start it.
From within any terminal, press winkey+alt+p to open the settings.
In settings on the left side nested tree navigation locate to
Startup->Tasks.
Scroll down to find the task you wish to edit.
In the large edit box, place the input cursor at the end and press the
Startup dir... button to add the startup location CLI option to the
startup command for this task.
Navigate to the folder you wish to start the application in. If it's not
something you can navigate to, simply select any folder and edit it after
you're done in the launch command.
Video:
I've been writing a C Curses application with PDCurses. It was compiling and running fine, but when I added some code to draw a string in a window, McAfee quarantines my compiled .exe as a trojan. Here is the line that causes the false positive:
mvwaddstr(window, 1, 1, "a string");
With this line commented, McAfee doesn't detect it as a trojan. With this line active, it does. It detects it as the trojan GenericRXAM-FG!752E40763FE4. Googling this gave me no results. Why is this happening? Is there a way I can have McAfee not quarantine this file?
this is not universal, it depends on the mcafee version you are using, there are many, entreprise, security etc, menus are different...
bu to generalise, hope is the good version: 1.
Type “VirusScan Console” at the Start screen and press “Enter.”
2.
Right-click “On-Access Scanner” listed in the left window pane and select “Properties.”
3.
Click “All Processes, Detection, Exclusions” and select the “Exclusions” tab.
4.
Click the “Add” button, click “Browse” and select the folder or file you want to add as an exception.
5.
Click “OK” in the “Add Exclusions Item” dialog box and click “OK” in the “Set Exclusions” prompt.
6.
Click “Apply” in the “On-Demand Scan Properties” window and click “OK” to save your settings.
yes, you can create an exception to not scan that file into mcafee
just add the path to it, depends on which version of mcafee but to generalise something like :
1. Type “VirusScan Console” at the Start screen and press “Enter.” 2. Right-click “On-Access Scanner” listed in the left window pane and select “Properties.” 3. Click “All Processes, Detection, Exclusions” and select the “Exclusions” tab. 4. Click the “Add” button, click “Browse” and select the folder or file you want to add as an exception. 5. Click “OK” in the “Add Exclusions Item” dialog box and click “OK” in the “Set Exclusions” prompt. 6. Click “Apply” in the “On-Demand Scan Properties” window and click “OK” to save your settings.
An engineer just left the team, and I need to reassign his bugs to another person.
We're using Bugzilla 4.4, and I can't seem to find any administrative feature that allows me to reassign bugs between users. Is this not possible? I'd rather not have to manually edit each individual bug!
I found it. Do an advanced search where you are able to specify filtering by Bug Assignee. At the search results, the bottom of the page contains a link to Change Several Bugs at Once. Click on that link to enable a checkbox in each result row. At the bottom of the new list, press the Check All button. Now change the Assignee and press Commit.
I have tried many times to open the XQuery panel on BaseX. I've searched just about anything on the GUI opened any panel that could be opened and searched throughout the documentation of BaseX, no go.
EDIT
When I go to View > Editor I do not get the XQuery panel I get this one:
The query editor is hidden under "View" -> "Editor", or using the hotkey Ctrl+E (on OS X, using Cmd instead).
Edit: In the updated screenshot, the query editor is already visible. The "XQuery" view was renamed some time ago, when the editor was enhanced. Just press the "+" button in the tab view to open a new tab to write XQuery code.