am writing feature file for UI on Mac.
I would like to enter Key.Command +'v' in an input field, using a feature file.
But I cannot see options for Key.Command in Key.java.
I see Key.SHIFT, Key.ALT, Key.CONTROL etc, but am not able to simulate the apple keyboard's Command Key. Could you please advise on that?
Thanks :)
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Is there any extension available that has the ability to automatically fold possible code fragments like a switch when there is a certain comment in the appropriate line?
I think that one is exactly what you are looking for:
https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=bobmagicii.autofoldyeah
But! I never tried it
Actually I got a pdf file today and it's contents are a mess, and the file is way too huge to go through page-by-page to find the required data, is there anyway I can edit the content like:
Chapter - 1
Be sure to check this page!
remember this point!
or even like the following would work:
Chapter - 1
Chapter - 2
please help me out
Do you mean you want to edit the title of the contents highlighted in the picture below?
If yes, it is not possible to edit those contents for a PDF file using the Edge browser.
We can only use the options mentioned in the picture below to draw or highlight something on the PDF file. We can use an eraser to remove the drew or highlighted part. [Note: We cant use these options for the table of contents.]
Reference: Table of contents
I've got the solution for anyone having the same problem as mine, to edit, merge, or split pdfs anyone can consider using 'Wondershare PDFelement' it's a really cool app with tons of features that I found out while searching for solutions for my problem. The app has a really cool interface and you can add, edit or delete bookmarks and save the changes. The free version has limited features and also leaves a watermark but I am ok with it, however you can always buy the pro version.
Thanks.
I would like to make a call to a local server running a REST interface from within a pdf reader, passing the selected text as argument. The first option that came to mind was to write a simple bash script with a curl call inside, and use a script from within the pdf app to execute it.
Are there any scriptable pdf readers that would allow that? It seems that none of the most common ones (e.g. Okular, Evince, gv, xpdf) would make it possible.
Added after #DanielH comment:
I'm not asking for a method to launch arbitrary code when the a pdf file is opened. Rather, I am asking if the user can choose to launch an external app from within the pdf reader (or script).
Okular (KDE reader) has a limited form of this functionality: using KDE web shortcuts, the user can select a portion of text and then launch a browser with a predefined url that contain the text in the URL.
For instance, when an Okular user selects a word and then chooses the "Google" shortcut, Okular will launch a browser and put the following pseudo-URI in the location bar:
https://www.google.com/search?q=\{#}&ie=UTF-8
with {#} replaced by the selected text. KDE Web shortcuts are user-editable and can result in rather complex queries.
This functionality is very close to what I am after, except that the only http request that can be managed this way (as far as I know), is GET. Instead, I would need to start a POST http request, which as far as I know cannot be done from the location bar. Hence, my question about using using bash+curl.
I should have known...anything related to text on Unix? The answer is always emacs.
In particular:
the pdf-tools package can be used to read pdf files in an emacs buffer. It is much more efficient than PdfView and gives full access to annotations and all the usual emacs editing command (selecting regions, etc).
The standard emacs command shell-command-on-region can be used to launch a command with the selected region passed to it as standard input.
The command (as always in emacs) can be called interactively or from an emacs function.
All it's needed is to write a simple shell script that wraps up the needed command and passes on the input it receives.
In my case, I needed to call curl with a few parameters and a JSON string encapsulating the POST request. Iencountered a minor problem wince emacs passes the selected text (region) as standard input and not as argument, but this SX question (and #andy answer especially) helped me understand how to read piped standard input into a variable.
I'm looking for a code to invoke a plugin when a key is pressed in VIM editor in Linux terminal.The plugin has to replace automatically an image path given in the file opened in Vim with that image converted into ascii. Please help me in adding key press so that the plugin works in an automated fashion???
The title of your question is
Invoking a function on a keypress in vim editor compiled with python
and I can answer that:
you can map key presses to functions using
:map Keycombo :Command^M
see vim's builting help :help map.
However, what you're asking for in the text is us to write you a complex vim script that possibly uses an external program to convert that image to ASCII art, and then to map it to a keybinding. Obviously, the key binding is the easiest part. Since we're not your paid contractors, we won't write code for you that you haven't even tried to write yourself.
I am working on Robotium automation, my requirement is to create a text file or pdf file which contains some assertion report. But I can't generate the report using rock-bottom. Even I tried system. Out. println which is not printed in the console.
Please help me, How to approach it?
Thanks
Manikandan
You are not able to see print lines from Android. You can use logging to put messages to logCat. You can also save file for instance on sd-card (you will need permission in your manifest). Those links should help you with that:
How to save file to sd card
Writing a file to sdcard