hotkey | Trigger an action on an element with a keyboard shortcut | Keyboard library
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Trigger an action on a target element when a key, or sequence of keys, is pressed on the keyboard. This triggers a focus event on form fields, or a click event on other elements. By default, hotkeys are extracted from a target element's data-hotkey attribute, but this can be overridden by passing the hotkey to the registering function (install) as a parameter.
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QUESTION
Ok so I have multiple problems with the code under:
- when the key chosen in the Combo Box is held down, it keeps printing "You Pressed It", is there a way to avoid this?
- When I press the set hotkey, the label changes but the while loop in the process() doesnt, its suppose to do a process of tasks but I simplified it to print for this question.
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-19 at 06:53One way to handle your key is to turn it into a two-phase loop:
QUESTION
I'm analysing a package that's quite big and as I'm going down, I've selected a few lines that I deem important, every time I click on the line number, PL/SQL Developer marks the line with a blue number starting from zero as the image show. I know there's a hotkey to jump between them so that I don't have to drag the wheelbar and find them on my own. Does anyone know how to do that?
Example
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-15 at 06:35You can quickly move between PL/SQL Developer bookmarks by pressing CTRL+Q and then the number of the bookmark.
If you want to change that keyboard mapping, go to Configure-->Preferences and modify the "Editor: Goto Bookmark" value.
QUESTION
I'm using the following XMonad.Layout.ThreeColumns layout
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-22 at 19:17Solved by forking Layout and hard coding it to split vertically:
QUESTION
Per the instructions at https://stackoverflow.com/a/11378213/892770, I've registered a global hotkey for my WPF app like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-17 at 13:34The AddHook method doesn't have an overload for async methods ...
No, it hasn't, and there is nothing you can do about this, i.e. you cannot change the synchronous API.
But since the hook
parameter represents an event handler that will receive all window messages, you can still implement the event handler asynchronously like you are already doing:
QUESTION
My program is waiting for the F4 hotkey to be pressed in order to exit.
I am calling Sleep(1)
because without this, I am using 18% of my CPU. Is this the correct way to do this? My gut is telling me there is a better way.
I know that keyboard inputs are interrupt-based, but is there any way to make a thread sleep until a keyboard state change is registered?
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-09 at 23:10Look into RegisterHotKey, UnRegisterHotkey, GetMessage, TranslateMessage and DispatchMessage like
QUESTION
This code works on Windows 10 but not on Linux. Linux does not seem to receive any keyboard events at all. When interrupting the program on Linux with Ctrl-C, this is the stack trace:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-22 at 06:30The thing that was missing was listener.wait()
, after starting the listener.
This works:
QUESTION
I'm currently making a very basic script that takes a screenshot of the computer every 10 minutes. However, I've now been asked to also add in the option to click a hotkey to activate it manually.
I found this, which essentially helps me some of the way:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-18 at 14:53you are going to need the following in the while loop. The counter will break out at 10 min
QUESTION
I want to right click on a node to zoom into that node, then right click again to completely reset the zoom and pan to its starting state. Furthermore, I may in future wish to hide the viewer's built-in toolbar and perform the zoom-out with a hotkey. So "just press the existing Home button" is not a solution for my use case.
I already have the zoom-in working using ShowBBox()
.
I cannot find a way to programmatically zoom out exactly like the Home button would do.
- The viewer has no
ResetZoom()
,HomeButtonPressed()
, or any such method that I can find. - Setting
.ZoomF
back to 1.0 is not sufficient because it does not simultaneous center the panning (andPan(0,0)
does not center the pan either.) gvMain.ShowBBox(gvMain.Graph.BoundingBox)
does not work (the zoom changes very slightly, but not to a fully reset state akin to the Home button.)
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-17 at 20:41What the home button is doing is setting the Transform
to null. So you can also do the same to reset the transform:
QUESTION
I am using vim on a browser-based RDP session. Unfortunately, my browser is realllllly particular about capturing the "ctrl-w" key combo, because of unrelated-to-my-specific-use-case security reasons. This prevents me from using the pane feature of vim, because when I try to switch panes, my tab closes (!!!). Is there a way to change the "pane switch" hotkey to something besides "ctrl-w" in vim?
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-27 at 21:13There is no "pane switch" "hotkey" in Vim. If you want to change to something else you will have to do it for every single
command:
QUESTION
I have implemented MenuFlyoutItem.KeyboardAccelerators
and below you can see the code
Xaml code
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-26 at 11:26According to Mircrosoft Documentation about KeyboardAccelerator
By default, an accelerator has global scope. However, you can constrain scope using ScopeOwner or disable an accelerator completely using IsEnabled.
I don't know is this a bug or just a behavior that they haven't described on their documentation but if you got more than one KeyboardAccelerator in the same scope then it fires twice if you are focused on the element that contains KeyboardAccelerator.
Solution.
So in your case you need to specify scope for KeyboardAccelerator and it will fire only once in that scope.
Important!
You need to bind ScopeOwner only using x:Bind. It won't work with Binding.
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