Auto Scroll Windows 10 __FULL__ Download
Maggie Schnair
When reading a large article or a book, sometimes I feel the need for an auto-scroll option. I don't have a mouse now, rather I use the touchpad of my laptop. How can I perform auto-scrolling without a mouse?
To auto scroll in most applications you need to do a middle click. Depending on the touchpad type there may be different ways to do that but most have 3-finger tap as middle click by default (if any), otherwise it usually allows you to assign the 3-finger touch to middle click
Omnidirectional scrolling can be performed in various document viewers including web browsers and PDF readers by middle-clicking and moving the pointer in any direction. This can be done by holding and scrolling until released, or by short clicking and scrolling until clicking once more (any mouse button) or pressing the Esc key. Some applications such as "Xreader" simulate a drag-to-scroll gesture as used by touch screen devices such as smartphones and tablet computers.
In the search menu it auto scrolls up this makes it impossible to use the computer in general I tried to remove any virus but that did not work I changed out my mouse and keyboard and I re installed windows nothing has worked! please help.
The following example demonstrates how to use the AutoScroll property to enable the display of controls that are outsize the client area of a form. The example creates a new form and adds a Button control to the form. The Button control is positioned outsize the client area of the new form. The AutoScroll property is set to true to display scroll bars on the form to enable the user to scroll to the control. This example requires that the method defined in this example is called from another form in an event handler or other method.
If this property is set to true, scroll bars are displayed on the form if any controls are located outside the form's client region. Additionally, when autoscrolling is on, the client area of the form automatically scrolls to make the control with input focus visible.
Hey All,
I have been trying to figure this out and I can't seem to get it to work.
What I am trying to accomplish is to only auto scroll my output window when
the user is looking at the last line of output. I am using a multi line
txtctrl in which I am feeding output from a background process so there is
almost always text going into the control. What I want is for the user to be
able to look at lines of text without the output window jumping to the
bottom( disable auto scroll), but when they are looking at the bottom line
it should auto scroll for them. Right now I am not using append on the
textctrl so I am not worring about wxPythons autoscroll, I am doig my
scrollingmanually. The problem is I can't figure out when I am looking at
the last line in the text control. If the last line in the output is visable
I want autoscroll, if the last line is not visable then I will not
autoscroll.
Hey All,
I have been trying to figure this out and I can't seem to get it to work. What I am trying to accomplish is to only auto scroll my output window when the user is looking at the last line of output. I am using a multi line txtctrl in which I am feeding output from a background process so there is almost always text going into the control. What I want is for the user to be able to look at lines of text without the output window jumping to the bottom( disable auto scroll), but when they are looking at the bottom line it should auto scroll for them. Right now I am not using append on the textctrl so I am not worring about wxPythons autoscroll, I am doig my scrollingmanually. The problem is I can't figure out when I am looking at the last line in the text control. If the last line in the output is visable I want autoscroll, if the last line is not visable then I will not autoscroll.
Hey All,
I have been trying to figure this out and I can't seem to get it to
work. What I am trying to accomplish is to only auto scroll my output
window when the user is looking at the last line of output. I am using a
multi line txtctrl in which I am feeding output from a background
process so there is almost always text going into the control. What I
want is for the user to be able to look at lines of text without the
output window jumping to the bottom( disable auto scroll), but when they
are looking at the bottom line it should auto scroll for them. Right now
I am not using append on the textctrl so I am not worring about
wxPythons autoscroll, I am doig my scrollingmanually. The problem is I
can't figure out when I am looking at the last line in the text control.
If the last line in the output is visable I want autoscroll, if the last
line is not visable then I will not autoscroll.
Can you point me in the right direction here? I too would like to know how
to create a 'logging' window. (i.e. a text window which is continually
appending text to the end and normally scrolls up except when the user has
moved the scroll bar thumb off from bottom to examine past history and
resumes scrolling when the user has moved the scroll bar thumb back to the
bottom.) I am sure a class for this already exists but I don't know where.
I am willing to create custom widget as you suggest ... but I need a few
hints on how to proceed.
I use a stock standard list box for exactly this purpose. You can use
SetFirstItem to scroll the proper item into view. You can even use the
standard cut-and-paste keystrokes to grab a copy for saving. (For
example, Ctrl-A, Ctrl-C to copy all.)
Thank you for your response. I am sorry for being unclear. I am not asking
for anything unusual. All linux terminal windows behave this way. A
terminal window allows the user to scroll backwards at any time and to leave
it there WHILE AT THE SAME TIME new text is being appended at the end
(although the user won't see it until/unless he scrolls the window back down
to the bottom.
The wx.TextCtrl behaves exactly the same except that if/when new data is
appended, the window is automatically scrolled down to the bottom.
Basically, forcing the user to see the new data immediately.
What I would like in my custom/extended TextCtrl is for it to be scroll bar
thumb aware when appending new text. If the thumb is at the bottom, then
behave normally (i.e. append and scroll). If the thumb is not at the bottom
(i.e. the user is looking historical data), then just append the new data to
the end but leave the scrolled position alone thus allowing the user to
continue viewing previous lines for whatever length of time s/he needs.
What I would like in my custom/extended TextCtrl is for it to be scroll
bar
thumb aware when appending new text. If the thumb is at the bottom, then
behave normally (i.e. append and scroll). If the thumb is not at the
bottom
(i.e. the user is looking historical data), then just append the new data
to
the end but leave the scrolled position alone thus allowing the user to
continue viewing previous lines for whatever length of time s/he needs.
I suspected as much. I have already done the subclassing/overriding but
without access to the scroll bar itself the solution is not elegant. I was
hoping that it was somehow possible to access the scroll bar widget/events
(i.e. wx.ScrollBar.GetThumbPosition(), etc.) I am just too inexperienced to
know all my options.
yup -- and it sure seems like you should be able to do that pretty easily, but looking at the docs, there doesn't appear to be any way to programmaticly control the scrolling of a wx.TextCtrl -- odd, I'd sure think it would be common to want to scroll to a particular part of the text with a method call.
* When adding a new line of text, append it to the list and check the current scroll position. If the (former) end of the list is not in the visible area of the window then you are done. If both the beginning and the end of the list are visible then you just need to Refresh() and no extra scrolling is needed. Otherwise you should just need to scroll the window, that will move the existing pixels as needed and then "invalidate" the area exposed by the scroll and that will result in a paint event so you can draw the new text line and anything else that is in the window's update region.
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