Code to check when page has finished loading
How can I check whether the page has finished loading? When it has, how can I execute a method already created in the C# code behind for that page?
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Rolling window for 1D arrays in Numpy?
Is there a way to efficiently implement a rolling window for 1D arrays in Numpy?
How to add a question mark [?] button on the top of a tkinter window
I would like to create a window for my python tkinter project which has a question mark button on top of the window like this:
pandas group by and find first non null value for all columns
I have pandas DF as below ,
Tkinter: Mouse drag a window without borders, eg. overridedirect(1)
Any suggestions on how one might create event bindings that would allow a user to mouse drag a window without borders, eg. a window created with overridedirect(1)?
Ranger – open_with without suspending
When I open a file into ranger with a GUI application not listed in the rifle.conf file (i.e. using the open_with command), the ranger terminal window gets “suspended” until I close the GUI app.
Is there a way to simulate a “Close” event on various windows using the terminal?
I answered on Ask Ubuntu Quit all instances of gnome-terminal via a command but as you all can read gnome-terminal didn’t seems to have a SIGcall I could use to simulate this “Close” event. So this lead me to ask, is there a way in GNOME/KDE/LXDE/{put your window/desktop manager/environment here} to simulate the “Click in close button” event? I have read different questions that could have any relation to this, but don’t answer this.
Is it possible to retrieve the active window process/title in Gnome?
I need a solution for getting the current active (focused) window information on a Gnome 2 desktop. I’m mostly interested in the process running that window and window title.
WM_CLASS vs WM_INSTANCE?
When I run xprop I get a class string that has two values, one of them i3 calls an instance, the other a class, for example on chromium-browser the xprop utility will return something like this,
How to move windows across displays in Gnome 3 with keyboard?
In Gnome 3, moving windows with the keyboard shortcuts Meta+← and Meta+→ can be convenient.