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add click event to the .asIconPicker-selector-popup and add a condition inside the method to check the source element from which a click triggered.

There are a number of undocumented rules to this that can only be verified by trying it out:

1. If you have 2 PyCharm windows open (meaning 2 different projects simultaneously open in 2 different windows) you can only have 1 settings dialog (Ctrl + Alt + Shift + F7 or ⌥⌘F7 on Mac) open simultaneously. Meaning if you change the setting in one window while the dialog is open in the other, the same setting is changed in both windows.

2. If you only have the above mentioned settings dialog open in 1 window, the setting can be selected differently for both windows.

Now to the question,

1. If you close your current window the last find setting you chose will be saved, and it will persist when you later reopen that window/project and be used for searches. But there is one exception to this, if your last setting before closing the window was a saved costum scope then when you reopen the window the search setting will have reverted to default.

   Here comes 1 important subtlety, after reopening the window if you try "Find usages" (Alt + F7 or ⌥⌘F7) the search will indeed use that last setting before you closed the window (you can see it in the search title window). But if you again press (Ctrl + Alt + Shift + F7 or ⌥⌘F7 on Mac) or the cog in the find settings, the setting you'll be shown is most times the default (sometimes not, but this behavior is not clearly consistent).

   Meaning, it's not always consistent what setting is first shown in the below dialog after you reopen the IDE.

2. The problem you are describing should not be an issue. If you close the window the setting should persist. If you try opening the setting again most times you'll be offered with the default (after reopening the window) or your last choice if you changed it after opening the window.

   There is, however, no way to change the default (this is probably to protect inexperienced users from configuring an IDE default search setting that would be difficult to revert). Meaning the first time you open the IDE if the setting doesn't revert to default automatically you'll have to set it manually but just that once.

(In these cases invalidating caches is frequently a good choice, if the cache becomes stale you can start having inexplicable results in search.)

Character arrays must be null-terminated to count as C strings. After the for loop, add text[rcvd] = '\0'; Also, your rcvd is fixed at 64. It needs to be one less than the array size for the null terminator to fit.

As you probably know, eclipse CDT plug in gives you the option to import and export project settings and build configurations in XML format. One solution involves leveraging this feature to solve your issue.

Assuming that your project uses a get repository, or at least some sort of VCS, you can simply branch (if using reset) your project, use git reset or git branch -b old-revision to start a new branch pointed at an earlier commit with the settings in the desired state, export those original unaltered settings , and finally import the the settings into your current branch (or else make a parallel branch which you can merge after successfully importing, just to be safe.)

This may sound a bit convoluted and cumbersome at first, but it is actually pretty straightforward. Furthermore, this method gives you control over the process (in other words, doing it all yourself ensures that it gets done...)

As an added bonus, you can restore your configuration not only to default, but to any previous state.

In case you need a refresher on any of these concepts I have included links below:

This article explains in detail how to import and export your CDT project settings. Scroll down to the section titled import/export . It will also provide you with any information you need regarding the XML settings files.

Here is a quick tutorial on restoring an older revision using git -- with git reset or by checking out a new branch pointing to an old revision, just in case you need a refresher.

Also, you should probably export your CDT settings each time you change them. You can create a resource folder somewhere in the dev branch of your project, and keep the all revisions inside in chronological order, just in case you ever need to swap them out in the future.

Based on your code, just add class row or d-flex next to col-sm-12.

Based on your BS link, just add CSS like:

Moving the destination to a different struct fixes the issue.

You are using the jquery-asIconPicker plugin on the element... and the plugin does not seem to have a built-in change event. So you can simply use another selector for your click event listener: .asIconPicker-list. A very short setTimeout will make sure that the method .asIconPicker('get') is applied after the selection is made. That will work fine if there is only one instance of the plugin in the page. $(document).ready(function() { $('#getIcon').asIconPicker(); // Change the selector here $('.asIconPicker-list').click(function() { setTimeout(function(){ var html = 'Your choice is "' + $('#getIcon').asIconPicker('get') + '"'; $(html).prependTo($('#api-get-info')); },1) //return false; // This prevents the dropdown from closing }); }); Get() fa-user fa-search fa-caret-right fa-star fa-times fa-refresh fa-rocket fa-eye fa-tag fa-bookmark fa-heart fa-adn fa-cloud-upload fa-phone-square fa-cog fa-wrench fa-volume-down fa-caret-down fa-caret-up fa-caret-left fa-thumbs-up

There can be multiple reasons for this error:

If you haven't tried basic solution, first solution:

1. Activate developer mode
2. Open users and set filter to display
3. Inactive Set OdooBot as an internal user

Second solution: explicitly add xpath for missing field abov attribue xpath.

Options in Selects doesn't support anything but pure texts. Glyphicons is built on CSS classes, which wont work inside the .

However, this could work with SOME icons if you use the unicode representation, you can find them here: https://glyphicons.bootstrapcheatsheets.com/#