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In Eclipse, I can switch through open editors using control-page up/down. This works great, except for editors like XML or JavaScript, where there are Design and Source tabs. For those editors, it just toggles between the different tabs. Is there any ...
Started by JW on
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I think it....
Which might sort of get you what you want, but is probably just as confusing as alt-F6 .
I was initially thinking alt-left and alt-right might do what you want, but that's more for going forward and backwards in history of tabs you've viewed .
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Is it possible to get a context deadlock switching exception in a windows service?
JD.
Started by JD on
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Are you calling....
The most common symptom is that a call on an unmanaged COM component from managed code does not return .
According to this article ...
Check your service ported code and make sure you have removed all UI code such as calls to MessageBoxes .
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I can't understand the reasoning behind Most-Recent-Order (how Windows sorts windows when switching via Alt + Tab ) when used for tab/window/document/task switching. The way Firefox does tab switching (tabs stay in a consistent order, Ctrl + Tab / Ctrl...
Started by dreikanter on
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I appreciate it in Windows Alt-Tab switching, but hate it for situationsIt's used because often you're switching between two applications so it's a simple Alt+Tab to switch back and forth.
To keep making the same switch.
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Difference between time divison switching and space divison switching?
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How does fast user switching affect a windows service? Are the services suspended? or do they keep running in the background when a different user logs in?
Started by Jason on
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Switching between users should have no impact on a properly.
In the background even if no user is logged in .
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In a DirectX 10 application, does switching between fullscreen and windowed mode incur any sort of overhead like having to recreate textures and/or vertexbuffers?
In other words, can I build an application that is designed to do "a lot" of switching between...
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One notable exception is swapchain backbuffer references need.
Http or any D3D resources on mode switch.
Be worried about is causing epileptic seizures on your users by switching view modes.
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What is your procedure when switching over an enum where every enumeration is covered by a case? Ideally you'd like the code to be future proof, how do you do that?
Also, what if some idiot casts an arbitrary int to the enum type? Should this possibility...
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First of all, I would always have a default in a switch rather than an enum value into your switch, and it's best to fail noisily but give the program switch ing on and how bad an incorrect....
Option: Avoid switching over enums.
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What shortcut key do you use to switch keyboards on your mac? Windows uses alt-shift, and on the Mac the default is Apple + space bar. However, that's also the shortcut for spotlight.
I ended up disabling the spotlight shortcut.
What's your preferred ...
Started by alok on
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I was already used to Alt-Shift from Windows and, since Command-Shift to switch between languages....
On a Mac I use Command-Shift-Z to switch languages.
The spotlight shortcut to Ctrl-Space, and use Apple-Space for language switching.
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Is there any scientific data available regarding the impact on delivery time due to switching between tasks?
Peopleware (IIRC) suggests it's half an hour per switch, but I feel it could be a lot higher.
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The more complex these:
A Diary Study of Task Switching and Interruptions , Microsoft Research Concerning Interruptions, Interrupted: The Cost of Task ....
The general consensus among all industries is that task switching is detrimental.
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On Linux context switching can occur because an application makes a system call, or because the scheduler swaps processes out of the CPU for another process.
On Windows what are the possible causes of a context switch? Specifically, from the literature...
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All a high thread count means is....
The same type of things that cause context switching in Linux would cause context switching in Windows as well.
The ability to do context switching is an essential component for any multitasking OS.
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