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Sweet, worked perfectly.
FYI, anybody who's going to try this. I searched for the flag in the file, it happened to be right at the top.
I used this app.
If you are looking for an android app, then nothing better than QuickEdit or QuickEdit Pro (ads free) as far as all the text editors I have tried.
You will need a text editor (like this one: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rhmsoft.edit). First, save a rocket. Inside of the editor select to open a file. Make sure you are in /storage/emulated/0/ then navigate to Android/Data/com.StefMorojna.SpaceflightSimulator/files/Saving/Blueprints, find your blueprint file and open it. X and Y under position is the position of the parts. Orientation X and Y is the size the normal size is 1x1, but if it is -1 it is flipped. After editing don't forget to save. Go back to SFS and click load. Select your rocket and you should see it work (if you have done everything correctly and I have explained correctly).
>Why is there # on my notification panel ...Sm-g900fd
On the Galaxy S5 LineageOS 16.0 klte + variants (like your S5 G900FD) if using the LineageOS Addonsu: to remove the # su icon when running a rooted app: after toggling off some icons in the Status bar settings, navigate to /data/system/users/0/settings_secure.xml, (backup settings_secure.xml just in case) and edit it with a root enabled editor like the awesome QuickEdit for example: find the line with name="icon_blacklist" and add su in value like this: value="rotate,alarm_clock,headset,su", Save & reboot.
This tweak survives LineageOS updates.
Be extra careful not to mess up anything in that settings_secure.xml file otherwise brace for possible boot loops.
You can give the official dolphin builds a try, it's not a straight forward process, but you just need to know what to do
First you'll need a code editor like QuickEdit https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rhmsoft.edit
Then follow these instructions and use the templates below for help
Instructions
- Swap "Code Name" with the name of your Code
- Swap "xxxxxxxx xxxxxxxx" with your code
- Once instructions are done, paste the template into the game's .ini (The ID has to match the game, files are in GameSettings)
- To Enable Cheats, add "EnableCheats = True" (without the ") under [Core] in the Dolphin.ini (ini file in Config)
Gecko Template
- [Gecko]
- $Code Name
- xxxxxxxx xxxxxxxx
- [Gecko_Enabled]
- $Code Name
Action Replay Template
- [ActionReplay]
- $Code Name
- xxxxxxxx xxxxxxxx
- [ActionReplay_Enabled]
- $Code Name
Nice post & the links are appreciated. ↑ (ツ)
But this custom Dialer.apk will not survive a LineageOS update.
LineageOS supports the /system/addon.d/ folder where you can find update survival scripts for Open GApps, Magisk, etc.
In it you can find 50-lineage.sh which is the LineageOS hosts file update survival script and edit it with a root enabled text editor, like QuickEdit for example, to automatically backup before update & restore after update your custom file or apk.
Just replace the etc/hosts path with priv-app/Dialer/Dialer.apk in
. /tmp/backuptool.functions
list_files() {
cat <<EOF
etc/hosts
EOF
and save as 99-Dialer.sh for example.
Do not include /system/ in the path.
Alternative: a system file tweak made via a TWRP flashable zip will not survive a LineageOS update & must be reflashed after each update but you can make a flashable zip of your own custom current modified file with the free ZIPme and use that if you do a clean install for example or flash it after every update if you don't want to use a survival script.
In ZIPme > + > File > navigate to system/priv-app/Dialer/Dialer.apk & hit Create. Done.
Quickedit -- paid no ads version also available.
It can do all the things you've mentioned, it's the only texteditor that could open my 4 mb hosts file reliably -- though, a bit slower.
See if you like this one: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rhmsoft.edit
Also, when I do any coding on device, I like to use this keyboard too: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.gazlaws.codeboard
In your files would be (in my case)
Android>>data>>com.ea.game.pvz2_row>>files>>No_Backup>>CDN.(number).(number)
You will find your PlantLevels.rton file in there
Copy it to a different file (or move it either works)
go to pvsz2.ru/convert/en
Convert said PlantLevels.rton file to JSON format
I used this app but it should work with a decent text editor that allows json file imports
Open the PlantLevels.json file in an editor
Find your plant ("aliases": (\n)["plantname")
Edit the data (it will be in many lines in which the first line corresponds to level 1 and so on) (yes you should refer to your plant level before doing this)
Go back to pvsz2.ru/convert/en and convert your JSON file to the RTON format
(I recommend copying the downloaded rton file in a different file before continuing)
Move (or copy) your file to the directory in the first step
(If it says there is already a file with the same name, override/replace it)
And it should work now
(The PlantLevels.rton will reset itself every once in a while, hence the copying to a different file.)
I've honestly wondered the same thing.
Don't think this is what they're using in that demo, but I use "QuickEdit" on the android app store, which lets you change fonts and (I think?) support open type features for SP fonts.
If youre on android you can just use Quick Edit to change the save file - change it back to Summer 28 and then see if it rolls you correctly onto Fall:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rhmsoft.edit
Quick edit text editor
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rhmsoft.edit
Markor markdown editor (supports text also)
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.gsantner.markor
>You are also adding 8 space intent to action arguments.
This might actually be after if and for actions, I think. Indents are a bit of a mess. Import my formatter task and export its description, it has all kinds of actions and nesting. Then view it in QuickEdit app with word wrap disabled and small font size.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rhmsoft.edit
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rhmsoft.edit QuickEdit Text Editor latest version can support to access Android/data folder on Android 11, no root required.
> ...I referred to "standard" vibration in applications, such as Termux (when hitting backspace on a blank line (terminal input).
Try > Settings > System > Languages & input > Virtual keyboard > your keyboard choice > Preferences > Vibrate on keypress toggle.
This works to disable keyboard vibrations in QuickEdit & TermOne Plus - terminal emulator for example.
Or check in Termux's settings.
I use the pro version of QuickEdit as my general purpose text editor and it works great. You specifically mentioned log files so I should mention it does not have the ability to tail a file and show updates in real-time. If you require that functionality you might want a different app. Otherwise I highly recommend it.
Tasker by default puts each action and all its parameters in a single line, so it's really hard to read. It also doesn't indent If and For sub actions or puts the description into a markdown code block. Paste both descriptions of a task in a text editor app like QuickEdit with word wrap disabled in settings and you will see the difference.
Reddit mobile app also word wraps code blocks which is another problem, but its fine on the desktop site.
I use QuickEdit to open and modify the files and it works fine except for the usual ads
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rhmsoft.edit&hl=en
Not bad as far as reasons go. I did a quick search for mobile text editors and found QuickEdit - it does have a search and replace function. Have you tried that one? Or are you on an Apple device?
You need to use a 3rd party XML/code editor app. try this app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rhmsoft.edit
Find the .xml file using this QuickEdit app instead of your phone's file explorer
Maybe try Quick Edit https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rhmsoft.edit Pro version (remove ads) available.
My current favorite; small, open relatively fast, stable with large file on limited resources Android device (read: not hang~crash), tab editing. It categorized as IDE text editor by some reviewer, but I think it too small for full blown IDE.
- For easily jump to end of file, press Go to Line, there's a counter there. Or you could also intall 3rd party keyboard obviously.
- Support OP mentioned cloud drives. I don't think it support autosync/autosave though, I never look for that features.
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P.S. IMHO - three tapas is not so much, but it works right away. Yes, and also - the developer QE, in my opinion, a responsive person, try to write to him, maybe he will reduce your problems ;)
P.P.S. By the way, do you have “line numbers” included? Perhaps your problem is this?
Another hint: you can put Pro and Free in parallel, turn off line break in one, turn off in the other - then when you save the file in one, you can see it in the other (although the number of tapes in this case does not decrease)
QuickEdit Text Editor works well for me.
You can open various tabs.
It has Dropbox and Google Drive.
Under Settings you can toggle "Resume Session" on or off.
It looks like the save may have gotten corrupted, but you could open up that file and check the code structure to see if something happened which may be fixable. Compare it to a recent backup or another save to get an idea of what a working save file should look like.
It might just be a case of simply adding an opening bracket, or it could be that a huge chunk of your save file is missing/corrupted which has resulted in the break occurring.
QuickText or Notepad++ are good editors for android, give one of those a try.
maybe something like this:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rhmsoft.edit
I'm using QuickEdit (although I did buy the Pro edition). It's not Open Source though.
Quickedit can do that. It also has formatting for it and other languages.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rhmsoft.edit
I recommend QuickEdit Text Editor — is the best, and there is a paid version.
Try the QuickEdit Text Editor.
Works fine for me.
QuickEdit has regex search and replace if that works for you
> Hey, could you find me a link for a set up tutorial, for doing logcat? I swear my Googlefoo is broken!
Do you mean to setup logcat for tasker like permissions or to use it? Have you gone through this. Its linked in the Logcat Entry profile event help. Or you want help with how to get good at setting up random profiles?
You may wanna look up at the Grab Timed And Filtered Logcat task for finding relevant logcat entries when setting up new profiles. You should also install the great text editor app QuickEdit or its ads free, pro version for opening text files and using its search feature, unless you already have another app or use vim or something :p
> I was also trying to look up how to view, say an unscheduled restart / or os crash via adb.
Reasons for unscheduled restarts or os/kernel crashes won't be found in the logcat (os messages) or kmesg (kernel messages), since they only has entries since the boot and not of previous boots. The likely reason may be found in the kernel messages in last_kmesg. Basically, the "/proc/last_kmsg" or the "/sys/fs/pstore/console-ramoops" file in android>=6 stores the last few android kernel messages just before an android phone crashes or has a kernel panic. The file can be read on the next boot up to debug why the phone crashed earlier. This file will not exist on a boot up if the phone didn't have a crash on the last boot and was normally rebooted or booted up. For more information on last_kmesg, check here.
I have just released the Save logcat, dmesg and last_kmesg tasker task which also saves the last_kmesg. You can use the task after granting tasker ADB access.
> I looked for an hour or two last night till I passed out with phone in hand lol.
That long and then passed out, were you looking in some pornhub comments or something for phone crash info? That only has relevant info sometimes :p
If your device is running Android 7.0 or higher you can use the Splt Screen feature.
Open your Chrome browser & split it with some other app.
In your Chrome browser in one tab open:
https://translate.google.com/#view=home&op=translate&sl=en&tl=ja
in another tab open:
https://translate.google.com/#view=home&op=translate&sl=ja&tl=en
... then in this second tab
Click on "Move to other window" in the menu option
You now have google translate en_ja & ja_en on top of each other in Portrait mode or next to each other in Landscape mode.
"Or, is there some kind of app that you can make a dictionary pop-up over writing?"
I) If you have the Google translate app installed under Settings enable "Tap to translate"
Now every time you select & copy something a Google Translate icon appears for you to click on.
II) "Chrome also has the 'tap to search' feature on most web pages. You can tap on any word or phrase to start a Google Search while still in the page that you're enjoying."
This also works very well for translations.
The QuickEdit Text Editor app allows various tabs but you can't see 2 next to each other(you need to toggle between them)
Of course you could use the Split Screen trick again and load e.g. Jota+ text editor app into the other window.
Or you could use Javascript bookmarklets to load e.g. 2 docs.google_com web docs or Sheets next to each other.
To split the screen vertically:
NAME: jdv
URL:
javascript:A14nH=location.href;L3f7=prompt('Choose%20File%201',A14nH);R1Gh7=prompt('Choose%20File%202',L3f7);if(L3f7&&R1Gh7){Fr4Q='<frameset%20cols=\',\'>\n<frame%20src=\''+L3f7+'\'/>';Fr4Q+='<frame%20src=\''+R1Gh7+'\'/>\n';Fr4Q+='</frameset>';with(document){write(Fr4Q);void(close())}}else{void(null)}
TO CREATE bookmarklet: Bookmark ANY page & then EDIT bookmark to the above
TO USE: whilst on the page you want to split ...
"highlight/select all" url adress bar
start typing jdv
click on the "jdv" bookmark in the dropdown.
To split the screen horizontally:
NAME: jdh
URL:
javascript:A14nH=location.href;L3f7=prompt('Choose%20File%201',A14nH);R1Gh7=prompt('Choose%20File%202',L3f7);if(L3f7&&R1Gh7){Fr4Q='<frameset%20rows=\',\'>\n<frame%20src=\''+L3f7+'\'/>';Fr4Q+='<frame%20src=\''+R1Gh7+'\'/>\n';Fr4Q+='</frameset>';with(document){write(Fr4Q);void(close())}}else{void(null)}
TO CREATE bookmarklet: Bookmark ANY page & then EDIT bookmark to the above
TO USE: whilst on the page you want to split ...
"highlight/select all" url adress bar
start typing jdh
click on the "jdh" bookmark in the dropdown.
Note Have the url of the 2nd page you want to view alongside already copied to the clipboard so that you can paste it into File_2 else you'll just wind up with a duplicate.
If some of the above seems too laborious you could for $2.99 buy the Atlas Plus browser.
You'll need to install one. I know that this one has worked for me in the past.
... also you can "Access files from FTP, Google Drive, Dropbox, and OneDrive" for free.
I found this app few days ago reminds me of Notepad++ on Windows
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rhmsoft.edit
This one is pretty good with large files, apparently.
have you tried?
QuickEdit Text Editor
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rhmsoft.edit
Lolz, I see. If you do consider shifting, Sublime Text 3 is just awesome, I do almost all my coding in it unless an IDE is required for compiled code like Android apps. However, it is proprietary. You can also use it for free, it just shows a prompt after some x amount of times you save a file if you haven't paid for a licence. It has a huge dev community support for plugins and all, including lint and syntax highlighting, etc. You could also use Notepad++ on windows.
For android, QuickEdit or QuickEdit Pro tops everything else as far as I have tested, works great for large files too without crashing.
Not sure if you know about these ;)
>One could change Browser := ... to Program := ...
Lolz, yeah I guess.
I've used quickedit for a while but I'll take a look
try this one. Quick Edit.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rhmsoft.edit&hl=en_IN&gl=US
I'm not sure any of them work anymore, but try quick edit: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rhmsoft.edit
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I like QuickEdit.
QuickEdit seems like what you want.