keyboard-shortcuts

问题 My backspace key in Eclipse Mars (4.5.0) works like the delete key: it deletes the right character instead of the left one. That's really confusing Maybe I accidentally used a shortcut key? I tried to restart Eclipse but it didn't work. I also tried to switch the key binding preferences to "Emacs" scheme before reverting to "Default" but that didn't work either. Any help appreciated, thank you! Edit: damn, I just found out that ctrl+x doesn't work any more either! 回答1: Got solved: Go to

问题 My backspace key in Eclipse Mars (4.5.0) works like the delete key: it deletes the right character instead of the left one. That's really confusing Maybe I accidentally used a shortcut key? I tried to restart Eclipse but it didn't work. I also tried to switch the key binding preferences to "Emacs" scheme before reverting to "Default" but that didn't work either. Any help appreciated, thank you! Edit: damn, I just found out that ctrl+x doesn't work any more either! 回答1: Got solved: Go to

问题 In Sublime Text I can arbitrarily select a set of lines and then use ⌘+L to expand the selection to the full lines. Is there a similar command in PHPStorm / WebStorm? (I'd like to map that command to a keyboard shortcut.) I know PHPStorm has the option "Select Line at Caret", but that selects only one line. 回答1: I was also missing this functionality in PHPStorm which I used often in Sublime. Still it aint possible to set a caret by keyboard on all selected lines. This is as close as I could

问题 In Sublime Text I can arbitrarily select a set of lines and then use ⌘+L to expand the selection to the full lines. Is there a similar command in PHPStorm / WebStorm? (I'd like to map that command to a keyboard shortcut.) I know PHPStorm has the option "Select Line at Caret", but that selects only one line. 回答1: I was also missing this functionality in PHPStorm which I used often in Sublime. Still it aint possible to set a caret by keyboard on all selected lines. This is as close as I could

问题 In Visual Studio, there is a method dropdown list in VB code editor windows. This is highlighted in the screenshot below. I would like to find out whether there is a default keyboard shortcut to access this list, or if such a keyboard binding can be manually set up (and if so, how)? 回答1: Ctrl + F2 is assigned as a default shortcut key to move the cursor to Navigation Bar . ( L.H.S is classes dropdown and R.H.S is methods dropdown.) You can use Tab to jump to methods dropdown. The whole

问题 In Visual Studio 2010 there were keyboard shortcuts to debug all tests, debug tests in context and more. For reference, in VS 2010 the chords were: Debug: All Tests in Solution: Ctrl + R , Ctrl + A Debug: All tests in context: Ctrl + R , Ctrl + T VS2010 also had keyboard commands to just Run All Tests In VS 2012 I found the keyboard command for run all tests, Ctrl + R , A but can't find a keyboard command for debug all tests, which I found to be a really useful command. Am I being dense and

问题 A keyboard shortcut that I've used frequently going back several Visual Studio versions is Ctrl + Shift + 8 to go back to where I was, after doing a F12 to Go To Definition. In Visual Studio 2015, pressing Ctrl + Shift + 8 doesn't seem to do anything. Opening up Visual Studio 2013 and looking at the Tools | Customize | Keyboard dialog, Ctrl + Shift + 8 is mapped to the command View.PopBrowseContext. In Visual Studio 2015, Ctrl + Shift + 8 has that same command mapping, but the command doesn't

问题 Is it any keyboard shortcut or free addon in Visual Studio 2010 that allows to switch between header (C/C++ .h file) and implementation (C/C++ .cpp file)? 回答1: Visual Studio does not have a built-in keyboard shortcut to switch back and forth. A macro is by far your best bet if you want to automate this with a single keyboard shortcut. For a list of suggested options, see the answers to a previous question. The add-in Visual Assist X provides this feature with the shortcut Alt + O (however,

问题 Is there a shortcut in IntelliJ IDEA to close all opened windows? 回答1: There is no shortcut in the default keymap, but you can assign it in Keymap settings for the Close All action. 回答2: You can also close all open files from Menu > Window > Editor tabs > Close all (or on mac: Command + F4) 回答3: No default shortcut, but you can use the Search Everywhere shortcut to call it: Shift + Shift + Type: Close All + Enter Alternatively: Ctrl + T + Type: Close All + Enter One more way just for fun:

问题 I'm loving Eclipse's feature of pressing F3 (or Ctrl + click) to jump to go to a declaration, but I also would like a keyboard shortcut to go back. Alt + ← doesn't always do that (it sometimes jumps to some other line in the class I'm visiting, but sometimes it does work, still haven't found a pattern in this) and Ctrl + Q isn't useful as I didn't always have something edited. 回答1: Alt + ← seems to be the ultimate answer: How to go back in Eclipse? This is also mentioned Eclipse Documentation