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I keep handy a chart of characters I frequently use. For an em dash, hold down an Alt key, type 0151 on the numeric keypad, then release the Alt key.
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The simplest way (IMO) in Windoze to enter characters not on the keyboard is to use the Keystroke combination of an Alt key plus numbers on the numeric keypad. There are more advanced keyboard editors available that will do more (and which cost), but this one is quite satisfactory. You can also edit your keyboard using the Microsoft Keyboard Layout Editor from Microsoft at. Just press the control key followed by either “m-” or “M-”. I’ve used this for over ten years myself.
Try AllChars from for one method of entering every character in your current Windows 8-bit character set.
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I suggest you look at some free utilities which you can use to enter an em-dash in every Windows program. You can of course create a macro which only types an em-dash, but the problem with that or a pre-established key combination in Writer (like the one in Word) is that it woudn’t work outside of OpenOffice. (The same is true in Word.) Just make sure you have tick marks in front of “Replace dashes” under Tools → Autocorrect… → Options. While people like you who know about them don’t notice this because you are entering your dashes in some more difficult way. What is odd, is that people who only vaguely know that dashes exist distinct from hyphens but who type either “-” or “ - ” for a dash will find them automatically turned into em-dashes or en-dashes. You can search on dashes in Help and see how various types of dashes can be created by various typing combinations.
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If any of you got succeed to bring custom properties of views in Android Studio editor, I will be very grateful, if you kindly reply/answer.Word’s method of unique keyboard combination unique to Word has the disadvantage that they don’t work outside of Word.įirst, you if you type “-” following an alphabetic character or numeric digit and then type another alphabetic character to numeric digit, you will get an em-dash.
I believe, andoid studio can only show up default properties set for a view and we have to edit custom properties by editing XML files only.Ĭan you please tell me if its correct? I am really very frustrated with it and want to leave it now.
LAYOUTEDITOR MACRO FILE READ WRITE HOW TO
Every tutorial suggests, how to create custom properties using xml layout or code, but none discussed, how to show up that in android studio. Its a bit strange that there is no single discussion/tutorial on it in online. So now, I have big doubt, if it is actually possible to show up any custom properties for a view in Android Studio. I have checked almost all custom properties of views in android tutorials, downloaded source codes and find that none of these was able to show up the custom properties in android design panel. The question is here:ĭoes Android studio layout editor shows custom view properties? I have asked one question on it, got only one reply and its also not working. It is a very simple app, so I think its just okay). I am trying for last 3 days to show up my custom view properties in my Android Studio Design Panel, so I can directly edit custom properties of my view directly from the design editor and my supervisor can create an app without any coding knowledge by dragging a view in editor and simply editing its properties from the designer panel.(without modifying XML code.
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