keyboard-shortcuts

I'm using Pycharm for Python coding, and I want to change the name of a specific variable all over the code. is there any keyboard shortcut for this operation? In Matlab I can use ctrl + shift . For example: old_name=5 x=old_name*123 will become: new_name=5 x=new_name*123 without the need to change both of the old_name references. Thanks! Highlight your old_name and hit Shift + F6 I don't know about a shortcut for this special purpose, but I simply use Ctrl + R to replace the old variable names with new ones. You can also set settings such as Match case , Regex or In selection . Note that this

Does anyone know if there is a shortcut key for viewing the selected object (in the text editor) in the object browser? I am sure there was one, but I cannot find it, or anything that seems to work in the key bindings dialog. eg: string test = string.empty; if (string.isnullorempty(test)) { ^ caret here ... } pressing the key would open the object browser to System.String Wilka F12 will go to the source (if you have it), or the object browser if it's in a referenced assembly. atreeon This navigates to the correct class inside the object browser. Shift + Alt + F12 , then right click in the

I am wondering if there is any way to have a keyboard shortcut to a tab. Like for example Firefox having Alt + 1 / Alt + 2 / Alt + 3 to go to tab 1 / 2/ 3 etc... Cheers, You can use F12 to go to the current editor and Ctrl + E to get a list of open editors. Then you can type a couple of characters to narrow down the list. The currently visible tabs are at the end of the list (use End or Up to jump there) Ctrl + PageUp and Ctrl + PageDown select the previous and the next tab. Ctrl + Q goes to the last edit position. Alt + Left and Alt + Right go back- and forward through your editing history

Is there a way to collapse all documentation headers (/// comments) in the current file in visual studio (2008+)? See my macro for collapsing XML comments which does exactly what you need. Anton Gogolev You can try Ctrl + M , Ctrl + O , but that will collapse function bodies as well. Ruben Bartelink What Anton said. If what you want is not on Edit|Outlining, you'd need to write a macro or a DxCore plugin to walk it and Ctrl + M , M each relevant block. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2116685/shortcut-to-collapse-all-documentation-headers-comments-in-visual-studio