btnx | Button Extension ) is a daemon | Keyboard library
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kandi X-RAY | btnx Summary
btnx (Button Extension) is a daemon that enables rerouting of mouse button events through uinput as keyboard and other mouse button combinations. btnx requires btnx-config, a configuration tool for btnx. See for more details. btnx is a daemon that sniffs events from the mouse event handler. If it recognizes a configured event, it sends a keyboard and/or mouse combination event to uinput. This means you can configure certain mouse buttons to send keyboard and mouse events to your system with or without X. It is useful for mice with more buttons than window managers can handle. It also means you won’t need to manually edit your window manager and X configurations to get additional functionality from extra buttons.
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QUESTION
I have strange problem. I have custom made dialog and 3 buttons on it (those are only visual components on dialog). Xaml looks like this:
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Answered 2021-May-10 at 09:54First question: Did you tried it without any coding? WPF has a built in arrow navigation based on the structure of your ui elements, most of the times it works pretty well.
Follow-up approach: I assume your dialog is rendered on top of another userControl or similiar. Therefore it can be that your keyboard focus is somewhere on the other UiControls under the dialog. However, in your case I would also assume a generic solution is not needed, even though it would be nicer to have one. I struggled also a lot with this problem and in the end I hard coded the outcome like this:
QUESTION
I want to click a button on a page when it appears then wait a few seconds and click another button.
Relevant part of my code is below;
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Answered 2021-Apr-21 at 21:07I figured it out, just keep my question here with it's answer to help aynone who search in future;
QUESTION
I'm doing a touch system (Windows) that needs numeric keyboard to insert user, manual entry, password, exit system. I prefered to create Button, but the attribute Font are not working.
I created a class:
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Answered 2021-Mar-25 at 21:23Per the documentation:
Setting Text Parameters in FireMonkey: Using the StyledSettings Property
When changing text representation properties of the TTextSettings type objects, remember that when you are changing the value of a property (of the
TextSettings.Font.Size
property in the previous example), then the actual changing of the object's view happens only if the ITextSettings.StyledSettings property does not contain the TStyledSetting.Size constant. The "Relation between TStyledSetting constants and TTextSettings properties" table shows which TStyledSetting constants control handling of the TTextSettings text representation properties.
So, in order to set a value to the TButton.TextSettings.Font.Size
, you need to remove the TStyledSetting.Size
flag from the TButton.StyledSettings
property, eg:
QUESTION
I'm trying to create a download button with HTML, CSS and (hopefully) Bootstrap.
The button works, but the text with the anchor tag is very faded.
In my header I have this:
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Answered 2020-Jul-29 at 21:17If you want to change the colour of a link then change the colour of the link … and not just one of its ancestors.
QUESTION
Im having a problem in the calculate(). When i open up the calculator when i press 0 - 2 or 0*2 or 0/2 it always results to the number what i have entered before the zero. If i dont do that if else code the first number when i open up my calculator doesnt count. Please help me im a newbie when it comes to programming.
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Answered 2020-Mar-15 at 12:13The problem is that when you enter a zero followed by any operation and then enter an operand, then your 'result' variable is zero, so 'calculate()' treat this situation like you haven't entered anything yet, and just sets 'result' to the new operand instead of performing '0 (operation) (operand)'.
You can solve it if you add a new boolean variable 'isClear', which you initially set to true. Each time you press a button with some operation you set this variable to false. In your calculate() method replace
QUESTION
What is the best approach to searching through a big custom list? Say for example I have the following list...
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Answered 2019-Feb-25 at 21:58First, using a list of 99999 buttons is a bad idea - you have a limit of controls for the entire session of the application.
every control is a GDI Object
, if you pass it something is wrong with the architecture of your application and an exception will be thrown.
instead of using controls
use System.Drawing.Graphics class when you can, in order save resources.
from MSDN (GDI Objects ):
There is a theoretical limit of 65,536 GDI handles per session. However, the maximum number of GDI handles that can be opened per session is usually lower, since it is affected by available memory.
Second, for your question, you can use FirstOrDefault()
LINQ extension method:
QUESTION
can anyone here help with the code to export to an Excel file i hope that someone can because I already have an export button.
I want to keep the most with this code because this code works well. and if you want to see the export.php ask for it.
here a picture enter image description here
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Answered 2019-Feb-18 at 14:14I suggest you to use javascript library, it work for me Install excell javascript and FileSaver for saving file Adding 2 library
QUESTION
I am building a simple JavaScript to-do list with DOM methods and am attempting to implement localStorage
for the list items. localStorage
appears to function properly when items are both added and removed. However, the word undefined
is thrown to the screen before the list items are rendered. Any idea why this is happening? Much appreciated!
JS:
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Answered 2018-Nov-12 at 01:02I updated code with comments:
QUESTION
I have WPF form with Grid and inside that Grid in Row(1).Column(1) i have StackPanel. Inside that StackPanel i want to generate buttons.
I don't know how many buttons will be generated, since form(with grid and stackPanel) can be of different size.
Code below works, buttons are getting generated if i run that piece of code on Button_Click for example.
But buttons are not generated if I run this piece of code after InitializeComponent().
I guess, that after InitializeComponent WPF form is still not drawn(or finished loading) so my stPanel.ActualHeigh =="0", and since I can't divide with zero nothing acctualy happens.
Can you suggest some workaround, or even better proper solution?
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Answered 2018-Oct-16 at 08:20I think you're right about running your code before the form has displayed. (It would be easy to check by putting a breakpoint on the for loop)
You can use the Loaded event of the form. Put this in your XAML for the window
QUESTION
I am creating buttons during runtime, calculating the size of StackPanel and dividing with button size and then adding buttons to the StackPanel.
Now I would like final result to look like this:
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Answered 2018-Oct-11 at 11:03Here is a basic example of filling a UniformGrid with a 4x3 grid of Buttons:
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