keyboard-shortcuts

问题 I think some shortcut to create a method stub in eclipse might be useful. Does anyone know how to do it? 回答1: Type public_method (see Java/Editor/Templates in preferences for more options) or method name and press ctrl + space . 回答2: In Addtion to the accepted answer: Typing pu for a public method (with returntype and name )is enough: Type pu and then hit CTRL + SPACE and then ENTER . 回答3: Type your method name and hit Ctrl + Space . Also worth noting is, type 'test' and hit Ctrl + Space and

问题 Just wondering if anyone knows the keyboard shortcut to swap around two sides of a statement. For example: I want to swap firstNameTextbox.Text = myData.FirstName; to myData.FirstName = firstNameTextbox.Text; Does anyone know the shortcut, if there is one? Obviously I would type them out, but there is a lot of statements I need to swap, and I think a shortcut like that would be useful! Feel free to throw in any shortcuts you think are cool! My contribution would be CTRL + E , D - this will

问题 I'm curious how i, with the following jQuery plugin code im writing at the bottom of this question, could implement key combos. How it's working so far is it allows a user to create key commands simply by doing a normal jQuery like syntax and provide an event for the key command, like so: $(window).jkey('a',function(){ alert('you pressed the a key!'); }); or $(window).jkey('b c d',function(){ alert('you pressed either the b, c, or d key!'); }); and lastly what i want is the ability to do, but

问题 I want to create a windows utility application, which can be called anytime from within any other application using a keyboard shortcut, e.g.: • Win + T • Ctrl + T • Alt + T • Ctrl + Alt + T • Ctrl + Shift + T What key combinations can I use and how to setup those in the windows registry? (If the shortcut is used by an other application, it should of course not work.) 回答1: An option for doing that programatically when your application start is calling this Windows API: RegisterHotKey(IntPtr

问题 I want to easily create links to classes, methods, fields, etc. from within my Javadocs without having to type out the full expression e.g., {@link AllowAllHostnameVerifier} . What is the fastest way to do this in Eclipse? 回答1: If you don't already have a Javadoc for the element you're documenting, press Shift + Alt + J . Using the AllowAllHostnameVerifier example, from within the Javadoc comment where you'd like the link, use autocomplete: Type AAHV then Ctrl + Space . Select {@link

问题 I am building a tool using C#. It's a Windows application. I have one text box on a form, and I want to assign focus to that text box when the user presses Ctrl + F or Ctrl + S . How do I do this? 回答1: Capture the KeyDown event and place an if statement in it to check what keys were pressed. private void form_KeyDown(object sender, KeyEventArgs e) { if ((e.Control && e.KeyCode == Keys.F) || (e.Control && e.KeyCode == Keys.S)) { txtSearch.Focus(); } } 回答2: One way is to override the

问题 My time spent programming is split between what I do at work, and the programming I do at home in my spare time. At work, we use Vista machines and IntelliJ IDEA 8, whilst at home I use Mac OS X and Eclipse. As you can imagine, my ability to easily switch between the two is getting more difficult as I find the keyboard shortcuts are different. Is there a good way to quickly standardize the shortcuts for both Eclipse and IDEA? I see myself mostly using Eclipse in the future, so I would

问题 In compare editor there are buttons Next Difference Previous Difference Next Change Previous Change I'd like to assign key bindings for Next Difference and Previous Difference buttons. However in preferences I see only Select Next Change and Select Previous Change commands (both in category Compare ). How can I assign key bindings to buttons referring to differences? My Eclipse: Version: Indigo Service Release 2 Build id: 20120216-1857 回答1: There are default shortcuts for these: CTRL - . (

问题 I try to execute a command in some plugin by pushing it's keyboard shortcut F2 . But some other command is executed, instead. But that command gives an error. So it is not clear where the key mapping of that interfering command is defined. I want to change the mapping of that shortcut. To do this I need to find out what that interfering command is. Is there a way to find out which command is triggered by some keyboard shortcut? 回答1: verbose map <F2> will give you information about both {rhs}

问题 I am developing an app for Mac OS X and I need to listen to keyboard shortcut inputs so I can act on them. For example: Up and down keys move up and down on a table view. ⌘ + ⌦ drops an item. ⌘ + ⇧ + N creates a new item. It shouldn't be restricted to events on the focused control. Any ideas? Thanks in advance. 回答1: Have a look at the Cocoa Event-Handling Guide. There are a few places you can intercept events before they get to the key view. You can intercept all events in the application by