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Posted by jpluimers on 2016/09/01
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Delphi: Alt+Down Arrow is the keyboard shortcut for ellipsis buttons
Posted by jpluimers on 2016/09/01
Thanks Primož Gabrijelčič for reminding me on Stack Overflow that Alt + Down opens the dialogs behind ellipsis buttons in the Delphi IDE.
It’s the CUA and Windows short-cut to open drop-down lists (comboboxes) and for opening drop-down list for a property in the object inspector, but I never realised also would work for these ellipsis buttons.
This was my original stack-overflow question: Is there a keyboard shortcut for the ellipsis buttons of the Project Options in the Delphi IDE?
The Project Options in the Delphi IDE has a few option (like the
Search Path) each with an ellipsis button (the one on the right having only three dots...in the image below) to pop-up a dialog.What keyboard shortcut activates that button?
–jeroen
Via: Object Inspector Keyboard Shortcuts – RAD Studio
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Mercurial/Hg; syntax/tips for amend commit adding/reming files to latest (non-pushed) commit
Posted by jpluimers on 2016/09/01
Sometimes your latest commit isn’t what you intended. Fixing can be done, but isn’t always obvious hence these links:
- Until you do a pull,
hg diff -c tip, orhg tip -pgets you the diff of the latest local commit
via Mercurial: Easy way to see changes from last commit – Stack Overflow. hg commit --amendfile allows you to add/update a file to the latest commit.
via Mercurial: how to amend the last commit? – Stack Overflow.- Removing a file from the latest commit is a bit more tricky as it depends if the file is new, or existing. Example is below.
More details via Remove file from a commit in Mercurial – Stack Overflow. Examples
Remove a new file from a commit:
cp somefile.txt somefile.txt.bak
hg forget somefile.txt
hg commit --amend
If the file was new (i.e. you had used hg add).
If that file already existed try:
cp somefile.txt somefile.txt.bak
hg revert somefile.txt --rev .~1
hg commit --amend
cp somefile.txt.bak somefile.txt
–jeroen
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