...in the text view, type in the command you want to send (if it won't fit in one single line, press ENTER to move the caret to the next line; also, in the multi-line text messages, end the last string you typed with an ENTER, and press ESC to send it), then press the ESC key to send the data you typed...

...in the text view, type in the command you want to send (if it won't fit in one single line, press ENTER to move the caret to the next line; also, in the multi-line text messages, end the last string you typed with an ENTER, and press ESC to send it), then press the ESC key to send the data you typed...

...in the text view, type in the command you want to send (if it won't fit in one single line, press ENTER to move the caret to the next line; also, in the multi-line text messages, end the last string you typed with an ENTER, and press ESC to send it), then press the ESC key to send the data you typed...

...in the text view, type in the command you want to send (if it won't fit in one single line, press ENTER to move the caret to the next line; also, in the multi-line text messages, end the last string you typed with an ENTER, and press ESC to send it), then press the ESC key to send the data you typed...

...in the text view, type in the command you want to send (if it won't fit in one single line, press ENTER to move the caret to the next line; also, in the multi-line text messages, end the last string you typed with an ENTER, and press ESC to send it), then press the ESC key to send the data you typed...

...in the text view, type in the command you want to send (if it won't fit in one single line, press ENTER to move the caret to the next line; also, in the multi-line text messages, end the last string you typed with an ENTER, and press ESC to send it), then press the ESC key to send the data you typed...

...le applications can run on the same system. Heap and stack aren't the only ones, but they're typically the only two that most developers are concerned about. – tsturzl Feb 12 '15 at 8:32 ...

...in an onClick event, but need a visible button to show before your toggled ones take over (because nothing will show until the click event happens, so when it does, you can use setBackgroundResource(0) to remove your earlier "set" button drawable). – Azurespot ...

...t.seal does, plus: It prevents modifying any existing properties Neither one affects 'deep'/grandchildren objects. E.g., if obj is frozen, obj.el can’t be reassigned, but the value of obj.el could be modified, e.g. obj.el.id can be changed. Performance: Sealing or freezing an object may affe...

...answers the "letter" of the question, but not the "spirit"! This requires one to "...to navigate all the way to the directory I want." Ok, perhaps not "navigate", but rather "type", which is hardly a shortcut! – raven Sep 6 '14 at 19:23 ...