Is there any keyboard shortcut to sync in GitHub Desktop? Hitting ENTER after writing a commit comment creates a commit, but I wonder how to sync without using the mouse.
To sync without using the mouse, press ALT + S.
In the mac-verse, to sync without using the mouse, press cmd+s
(IURI:committing is cmd+enter)
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I have a screen recorder application called bandicam that is triggered when I press a certain hotkey. However, if I sendKeys() in selenium, it does not seem to trigger the recording app. Is there a way to make this possible?
I have tried changing the hotkey in my recording app and selenium to F9, ctrl + "i", and ctrl + shift + "i". But it never triggered the recording.
environment
Typescript
Protractor
chrome
code sample
browser.actions().sendKeys(Key.chord(Key.CONTROL, 'i')).perform();
Bandicam is a desktop application. The sendKeys function wouldn't trigger anything outside of the browser environment.
You can think of sendKeys as faking out a keyboard press in the browser listeners level. So a keyboard press never actually happens for the computer, operating system or other programs.
ConEmu version preview-191012. Screen version 4.00.03 (FAU) 23-Oct-06.
I connect to remote machine and attach to screen in ConEmu.
If I press 'tab' to autocomplete filename, the cursor will move half of screen.
If I do above action in powershell, the 'tab' work well.
In iOS simulator I can toggle software keyboard (⌘K) manually under Hardware main menu, and then tests pass. And I have to do it after Hardware Restart each time. But how can we make detox always open soft keyboard when an input field receives focus? Once soft keyboard is enabled it will stay enabled until next hardware restart, but tests will fail otherwise (soft keyboard won't show up on text input focus)
We've recently changed the way we do typing in Detox. Starting with Detox 13, it is no longer necessary to disconnect the hardware keyboard and show the software keyboard. Please upgrade your Detox and you should see this new behavior immediately.
Try MAYUS+CMD+K instead of CMD+K
Hello I have a VB NET application and I would like to add it a keybord key pressed catching system so I can track any keybord key that is pressed on any application that is running on my computer and uses keybord.
If someone has any idea thanks for sharing it.
I Hope my question was clear.
Thanks.
You will need to use a Global KeyBoard hook, look at this CodePlex Project. It will allow you to intercept the Global Keyboard events.
From Link:
This library allows you to tap keyboard and mouse and to detect and
record their activity even when an application is inactive and runs in
background.
This library attaches to windows global hooks, tracks keyboard and
mouse clicks and movement and raises common .NET events with
KeyEventArgs and MouseEventArgs, so you can easily retrieve any
information you need:
I'm trying to add a feature to my AIR app that can listen for (configurable) global keyboard events even when the app is minimized. Ex: CTRL-ALT-SHIFT-F12 to grab a screenshot.
I can't find any way to register a keyboard hook, and listening for keyboard events only captures them when the app has focus. Suggestions?
I don't think that Adobe Air programs can process keypress events unless the application is in focus.
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/420446
Even this question regarding a Global handler for keypresses states that the application must be in focus.
Try hooking onto the stage's KeyboardEvent:
stage.addEventListener(KeyboardEvent.KEY_DOWN,KeyHandler);
function KeyHandler(e:KeyboardEvent){
trace ("Key Code: " + e.keyCode);
trace ("Control? " + e.ctrlKey);
trace ("Shift? " + e.shiftKey);
trace ("Alt? " + e.altKey);
}
With NativeProcess, you could write an external app pretty easily to listen for global keyboard events and send them back to your AIR app. I might be going down this path now...
I'm testing my Air application in Flash CS5 and I need to disable keyboard shortcuts so I can test my own shortcuts. I can get ctrl-F to work, but ctrl-C will not.
I notice that my keyboard shortcuts WILL work if it's a standard AS3 file that I'm testing.
One method I use is to monitor the clipboard in the AIR app, that only allows you to react based on copied data, but it's at least sort of a way to listen for input when the app does not have focus.