I'm trying to find a keyboard shortcut to switch between the parts of a splitted pane, e.g. in the Debug pane between the Frames list and the variables list (in the default layout), or in docker view between the containers list and the window with logs, properties, variables, ports etc. for that container as in the screenshot below.
I know I can switch between the tabs of a tabbed window (between Logs, Properties, Environmental Variables etc. in the screenshot below) using ctrl+Page Up\Down but I can't find a way to switch focus to that window if I'm currently "in" the container list.
There is an open request to support it for the debugger:
IDEA-167805 Keyboard navigation in debug tool window
Related requests for Docker:
IDEA-155350 Docker. Container tabs. Switching tabs doesn't work via context menu and doesn't work for two tabs via keyboard
IDEA-155835 Docker. Provide possibility for deleting images/containers using keyboard.
Feel free to submit your request in YouTrack so that it's implemented in one of the future updates.
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Is it possible to remove or customize the Panel (PROBLEMS, OUTPUT, DEBUG CONSOLE and TERMINAL buttons/bar)? I think the bezel is too big.
The tab UI elements mentioned are baked into the current VS Code aesthetic and interface, and cannot be disabled.
If you wish to see a feature added allowing the disable of the tabs, please start an issue on the VS Code GitHub Issues page.
I installed XamlSpy using NuGet in my UWP app.
I debug my application and connect it successfully using the XamlSpy.
The problem is that every mouse hover is responses by XamlSpy what prevents me from clicking on buttons etc'...
How can I start inspect only when needed ?
I tried CTRL+Shift without success...
How can I start inspect only when needed
According to this article, Ctrl+Shift is worked for XAML Spy 2. By testing on my side, I guess you are using XAML Spy 3.
In that case, when you are using the XAML Spy desktop app to inspect, the "Select Visual" button which is for moving your mouse to the app, and click to select a visual in the user interface, is highlighted by default. You may need to click it to not highlight the button to stop inspecting, and click again can start inspecting again when you needed.
I am missing some of (perhaps all) system tasks that used to be available in context menus of the previous Windows versions. Please see the attached image for details.
Is there a way to make, say, "Move" easily available (so that I can, e.g., move a window from invisible part of display within a remote session)? How?
Use shift + right click (eightforums.com)
I'm a frontend developer and I have a multi-monitor setup. I have HTML code on one monitor and CSS code on another monitor.
To achieve that, I drag a tab out of IntelliJ IDEA window, so that the tab opens in a separate window.
My problem is that the secondary window lacks a menu:
Menu access hot keys (e.g. Alt+V) won't work. I can't make use of the main window's menu either because when I click it, the focus switches to the active tab of the main window.
How do I access the menu when I'm working in IDEA's secondary window?
This feature is currently not available in IntelliJ IDEA.
The alternatives I could think of to do what you want:
Consider raising a feature request on http://youtrack.jetbrains.com/
Do you think it's possible that you might not miss the menu on the detached tab if instead of accessing functionality through the menu, you did the same through keyboard shortcuts?
Personally, being a keyboard junkie, I have not felt the lack of a menu on the detached tab.
Even though Eclipse allows you to create a new window for the same workspace, I had some issues with it ( for eg: if you set a breakpoint in a file in Window 1, and started a debug session from Window 2, then the file would be re-opened in Window 2 when the breakpoint is hit) and feel that the Intellij IDEA implementation works better.
(Warning! The most Hacky suggestion) Assuming you are using Windows, there are a number of ways in which you could extend the single IntelliJ window across the two monitors and then instead of detaching a tab, you could do a 'Split Vertically' in that single window. With the slider between the tabs positioned just right, it will seem you have two windows opened with each of them having a menu.
To extend a window across two monitors see : How can you maximize a window on to dual monitors in Windows 7 or use one of the multi-monitor tools listed here or here ( I vaguely recall that it was the latter 'zbar' that I used to extend a window during my eclipse days).
Believe it or not, I have done this with Eclipse when I was sick of guessing where the file-with-the-breakpoint would open up :)
Can I listen to hotkeys with safari extension?
I want to respond to Cmd+SomeKey with action done by extension, but I've read intro on apple developer and there is nothing about hotkeys.
You can add custom buttons to the Safari toolbar, create bars of your own, add contextual menu items, display content in bars or tabs, and inject scripts and style sheets into webpages.
No single word about hotkeys, and google doesn't find any article about that. So is it possible at all? If it is possible, where can I get additional info?
It can be done -- someone helped me to set it up for my browser window resizer extension. You need to have an injected script that checks for a specific keypress/combo then send a message back to your toolbar or global page. Here's an example on github of an inject script to monitor for specific keypresses (alt-1 to alt-0) and here's an example of doing something with the message lines 92-108 & 131 of this toolbar page.