editing

Microsoft Visual C++ Express does not include the built-in resource editor that comes with the professional versions. Are there any good, free, alternatives out there that let you visually edit those .rc files? Note: I am talking about the resource script source files used by Visual C++ to compile the resources, not the compiled resources themselves (i.e. the program would need to be able to visually edit menus and dialogs in a similar way as MSVC++ does it). alexandrul ResEdit used to be available here: www.resedit.net However, it seems to contain malware at this time. Please look for mirrors

I just saw Bret Victors Keynote called "Inventing on Principle". At around 3:34 Minutes he uses a code editor that - after a change he makes - immediately shows consequences of it. As he types there are instant results. This is the video I am talking about: http://vimeo.com/36579366 Another example is this real-time online html editor . Can you tell me which offline editor I could use to work on my web projects (HTML/CSS/JS) this way? Preferably it can be used on OS X. Thanks! I don't know if there are any free ones, but TextMate has a live preview window. Just don't download the version 2

I saw this same question for VIM and it has been something that I myself wanted to know how to do for Emacs. In ReSharper I use CTRL-D for this action. What is the least number of commands to perform this in Emacs? I use C-a C-SPACE C-n M-w C-y which breaks down to C-a : move cursor to start of line C-SPACE : begin a selection ("set mark") C-n : move cursor to next line M-w : copy region C-y : paste ("yank") The aforementioned C-a C-k C-k C-y C-y amounts to the same thing (TMTOWTDI) C-a : move cursor to start of line C-k : cut ("kill") the line C-k : cut the newline C-y : paste ("yank") (we're

In Vim , how would I go about inserting characters at the beginning of each line in a selection? For instance, let's say I want to comment out a block of code by prepending // at the beginning of each line (assuming my language's comment system doesn't allow block commenting like /* */ ). How would I do this? pixelbeat Press Esc to enter 'command mode' Use Ctrl + V to enter visual block mode Move Up / Down to select the columns of text in the lines you want to comment. Then hit Shift + i and type the text you want to insert. Then hit Esc , wait 1 second and the inserted text will appear on

The Wpf combo box allows editing, and this is fine if all your combo box items are strings, or have a ToString() method defined on them. When you select an item, it is displayed as Text, it does not use a DataTemplate, it just calls ToString() on the item that is selected. I get a list of items in my combo drop down that are formatted using my item template, when i select one i get the name of the object i.e. MyNamespace.MyObjectName Some solutions have been use ValuePath to bind to a property on the object, but if you require your display to be more than one of these, bad luck. implement the

I am using iTextSharp library and C#.Net for splitting my PDF file. Consider a PDF file named sample.pdf containing 72 pages. This sample.pdf contains pages that have hyperlink that navigate to other page. Eg: In the page 4 there are three hyperlinks which when clicked navigates to corresponding 24th,27th,28th page. As same as the 4th page there are nearly 12 pages that is having this hyperlinks with them. Now using iTextSharp library I had split this PDF pages into 72 separate file and saved with the name as 1.pdf,2.pdf....72.pdf. So in the 4.pdf when clicking that hyperlinks I need to make

I have editable combobox where not always the preferred item is in the drop-down list. I would like to have the possibility of manually entering text in the textbox which is propagated to the string bound to SelectedValue. Right now the string bound to SelectedValue is only updated if the entered value is on of the ones in the ComboBox items. How do I allow custom values not available in the ComboBox list to be manually entered and properly propagated to bound value? John Gardner I was just doing this yesterday and today and it looks like the following: set the combobox IsEditable="true"