keyboard-shortcuts

Is there a way to use Cmd key for Vim in terminal? Something MacVim does. I have remapped Cmd+S in iTerm2 to send Esc:w!<CR> to save files in Vim, but this sounds a bit weak. With all the power of iTerm and Vim there should be some way to do this right? It is possible, but it takes some doing and has some downsides. The first set of issues is that: although iTerm2 can accept the Command keys and pass them on to terminal programs, it can only do so by remapping them as something else, e.g. the Left Option or Control keys. it can only remap each modifier key everywhere in iTerm2; you can't do it

Is there any way to access the Visual Studio Code status bar with the keyboard (i.e. not with the mouse)? Specifically, I would like to access the Targets:default part, which, as far as I can tell, originates from a language extension ( Haskero ). I can click on it with the mouse, but I haven't found a way to interact with it using the keyboard. Obvious attempts like Ctrl + Shift + p , followed by typing status , targets , haskell , and so on, have been dead ends. You can bind a keyboard shortcut to command haskero.selectTarget : 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/52754334/keyboard-access

Countless times i have needed to put a quotation marks around text during programming. I remember awhile ago that i have seen someone selecting text and simply do magic with the keyboard shortcuts and putting quotation marks around it. How to do so? In eclipse 1. Window -> Preferences -> Java -> Editor -> Templates 2. Click on "New" 3. Type "quote" for name (you can name it whatever you want) 4. In the pattern box, enter "${word_selection}"${cursor} 5. Click ok 6. Click apply and close preferences 7. Select the string you want quoted, press CTRL + <space> and type quote 来源： https:/

I am developing a java swing application. I want to add a keyboard shortcut say CTRL + H . This should perform the same action performed by jButton1 when clicked. This shortcut should behave in the same way even when jButton1 is not focused. I tried with KeyEventDispatcher, but it doesn't seem to be working for me. Is there any other way? Chan Ok - First I don't think there is a way to set application wide shortcuts in Java Swing(Refer this question ). But for a component it is possible. You have to use a create an Action for the KeyStroke . But for Windows I found this library very helpful .

I'm trying to get the clipboard ring working by pressing Ctrl + Shift + V , but this only opens a window showing what the clipboard contains. I would like the items to cycle through as I press V , not open in a window. Ctrl + Shift + Insert works as expected, and they both seems to be mapped to Edit.CycleClipboardRing , so why don't they behave the same way? David Hedlund I think this is a ReSharper shortcut that's in conflict with your Visual Studio shortcuts. See if you can find a ReSharper shortcut mapped to Ctrl + Shift + V , if you've got resharper installed 来源： https://stackoverflow.com

I very often open a console window while doing my development. Usually Win + R -> cmd -> enter. However, Windows also lets you add a shortcut key to any shortcut ... but when I try to add Win + C to make the shortcut for my favorite-sized/shaped/buffered console appear, it uses Ctrl + Alt + C instead (already used in various editors and other apps...no go.) Is there any way to use the windows key as part of a shortcut key combo? (This would be with Windows XP) You can use autohotkey for this sort of thing. And while you are at it. Use console for a much improved command console experience.