In Xcode 4.2 when you start typing a method, or any known name, the options similar to what you are typing pops up.. and if you hit the right arow on the keyboard it works like you were typing the letters of the selected sugestion...
In Xcode 4.3, in this same situtaion, if you hit the right key on the keyboard it acts like a normal right key, like a space bar.. and doesnt keep filling the letters of the sugested phrase.
Anyone with any ideas?
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When I'm writing code in intellij and make an errors, it highlists code with erros, when I put mouse over it, it displays detailed error message. The problem is I can't copy it. When i'm moving mouse over pop-up baloon message and start selecting the message, baloon disappears. In eclipse there is a feature 'focus' on F2 with allows you to focus it on pop-up so it becames a modal window and won't disappear when you move mouse away. is there such feature in intellij idea or is there any other way to copy error message?
EDIT: I just figured out that I need to:
very carefully move mouse down to baloon,
very carefully move mouse to the left side, but only to the left side of the text, not baloon
press left mouse button, then very carefully move mouse to the right side of text, not baloon
without releasing left mouse button press ctrl+c.
Come on! that's really annoying, is there a 'focus' feature feature like F2 in Eclipse?
EDIT2: another way of doing this:
carefully move mouse down to baloon message
hold left mouse button
without releasing left mouse button press ctrl and then really fast A then C
It'll make baloon message to go away, but if you're lucky enough you'll manage to select all text from baloon and copy it. With certain practice it's really faster then method #1.
Still no "normal" way to do this.
I found that if I compile class, I can get error messages, but they can be completely different and if my class doesn't compile, I won't get my error message at all.
UPDATE: It works via Alt+Click in the current IDE versions, but there are still several usability issues: it's not discoverable, doesn't work for all the pop-ups and may copy additional text/keyboard shortcut symbols. There is also a request to make it more straightforward by allowing to copy only selected text via Ctrl+C.
Original answer:
Please vote for this issue to get it fixed.
I can't select text from the error message tooltip at all on Mac and IntelliJ CE 2018, but someone in the linked bug ticket pointed out that Alt + Mouse Click copies the text to the clipboard (meaning you can then paste and get the text) and that worked for me.
The issue is now fixed.
I've tested it with Intellij IDEA 2017.1.4 and it's working just fine :
Holding CTRL key seemed to do the trick then I could select the description and copy.
When I'm writing code in intellij and make an errors, it highlists code with erros, when I put mouse over it, it displays detailed error message. The problem is I can't copy it. When i'm moving mouse over pop-up baloon message and start selecting the message, baloon disappears. In eclipse there is a feature 'focus' on F2 with allows you to focus it on pop-up so it becames a modal window and won't disappear when you move mouse away. is there such feature in intellij idea or is there any other way to copy error message?
EDIT: I just figured out that I need to:
very carefully move mouse down to baloon,
very carefully move mouse to the left side, but only to the left side of the text, not baloon
press left mouse button, then very carefully move mouse to the right side of text, not baloon
without releasing left mouse button press ctrl+c.
Come on! that's really annoying, is there a 'focus' feature feature like F2 in Eclipse?
EDIT2: another way of doing this:
carefully move mouse down to baloon message
hold left mouse button
without releasing left mouse button press ctrl and then really fast A then C
It'll make baloon message to go away, but if you're lucky enough you'll manage to select all text from baloon and copy it. With certain practice it's really faster then method #1.
Still no "normal" way to do this.
I found that if I compile class, I can get error messages, but they can be completely different and if my class doesn't compile, I won't get my error message at all.
UPDATE: It works via Alt+Click in the current IDE versions, but there are still several usability issues: it's not discoverable, doesn't work for all the pop-ups and may copy additional text/keyboard shortcut symbols. There is also a request to make it more straightforward by allowing to copy only selected text via Ctrl+C.
Original answer:
Please vote for this issue to get it fixed.
I can't select text from the error message tooltip at all on Mac and IntelliJ CE 2018, but someone in the linked bug ticket pointed out that Alt + Mouse Click copies the text to the clipboard (meaning you can then paste and get the text) and that worked for me.
The issue is now fixed.
I've tested it with Intellij IDEA 2017.1.4 and it's working just fine :
Holding CTRL key seemed to do the trick then I could select the description and copy.
While creating test in vb.net i found it pretty annoying when you start typing and autocompleet changes a class to something similar looking even it is a class you don't want.
Image to illustrate :
In the picture you can see I am trying to setup a controller (this controller does not exist at the moment) so when i press the spacebar i will get DienstControllerFacts.
How do you disable this sort of auto-correction?
I can't see your image, but I think this gives you some keyboard shortcuts for dealing with your issue, and this shows you how to modify the settings.
Did you tried to selecting Common tab instead of All tab in the intellisense window?
I've created a UITextView and set the autocapitalization property to UITextAutocapitalizationTypeSentences or to UITextAutocapitalizationTypeWords. Both settings work as expected except for the first word that is typed, which is not autocapitalized! It is autocapitalized if the user deletes the text taking the cursor back to the start of the line.
My workaround would be to convert the first letter from uppercase to lowercase in the UITextView delegate method textView:shouldChangeTextInRange:replacementText:.
The only tiny issue that remains is that the user is unable to tap on the shift key to prevent the first word from capitalizing.
Do other people experience this issue and is this what you've done?
Thanks.
I think this may be an issue with the simulator. It seems to be working fine on the device!
I have a Macintosh Mozilla plugin which puts up a separate window for login information.
It seems to work fine, it gets keyboard events like typing and hitting
return to hit the default button. HOWEVER, it doesn't seem to get cut
and paste events. When I hit Cmd-v, the edit menu flashes, but nothing
happnes.
Is this a problem with my responder chain? Do I have to specially tell
Mozilla that I want these events? or am I likely to have some other
problem that I haven't even thought of?
It turns out the problem is that I'm using cocoa windows inside Mozilla, which isn't Cocoa... fail.