keyboard-shortcuts

I'm so sure that this must exist, but if it doesn't maybe there is a macro for it... One of my most favourite features of vim is the insert before when in visual mode ( <C-v> , select the lines, <C-I> , type a little, then Esc ). My issue is that I want to paste the clipboard contents before, not 'insert'. I tried <C-P> but no love. I have read cheat sheets, searched everywhere, looked through the questions on here and haven't found it, but I could definitely be searching for the wrong thing. I assume you mean using I in visual block mode to insert the same text on multiple lines, where

In Notepad++, whenever you select any word in an HTML document (or in your CSS), similar words are automatically highlighted. Is there a shortcut I can use to edit all of these highlighted segments at once? Currently, the ability to select all similar text and edit (like the Ctrl+D functionality in Sublime, as mentioned by @George) is not built in to Notepad++ version 6.9.2. It does sound like it will work when Notepad++ updates the version of Scintilla it uses as the functionality is built in to the newer version of that . The only way to accomplish something similar to the multi-line edit

What is the shortcut in Android Studio to delete a line? And what is the shortcut to duplicate a line? I found the answer in the documentation and I am posting it below for quick reference. Linux/Windows Control + D : Duplicate current line or selection Control + Y : Delete current line Mac Command + D : Duplicate current line or selection Command + Delete : Delete current line See also Android Studio Keyboard Shortcuts documentation Android Studio Shortcuts You Need the Most 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/40718193/android-studio-delete-line-and-duplicate-line-shortcuts

In Eclipse I used to use a combination (first press Shift + Alt + A , then press S ) to extract strings into strings.xml but I could not find it on Intellij. How to do this on Intellij? You can use Alt + Enter combination. More info Goto Android studio 'Help' -> Find action -> type "extract string resource" You will find a ON / OFF button. Switch on the option. Doing the same thing. Paramasivam Vijay Anand Had it right. Android Studio 2.2.3 you can go to help and turn on the Extract string resource. However, Alt+enter does not extract the resource when clicking the text in the Design tab, it

Lets say I have a script, " myscript.sh ", with contents being simply echo $PWD . I'd like to bind somehow this script to a key combo in bash ( gnome-terminal ) - so that when I press this key combination, the output of " myscript.sh " is inserted ("pasted") at the cursor position in the terminal. Apparently, bash history and line manipulation is handled by readline - and the references I got for bash keyboard shortcuts, do reference readline : bash keyboard shortcuts Bash Reference Manual: Bindable Readline Commands I've also seen in Bash Reference Manual: Readline Init File Syntax that the

I'm a Mac-based .Net developer so over the years I've got into the habit of remapping certain common functions to a more 'Macish' set of keyboard shortcuts: CUT: Ctrl + X => Alt + X COPY: Ctrl + C => Alt + C PASTE: Ctrl + V => Alt + V SELECT ALL: Ctrol + A => Alt + A SAVE: Ctrl + S => Alt + S and so on. with this fancy schmancy VS 2010 Premium edition we've just got we've got extra menus e.g. Test Data whose menu accessor (accelerator?)shortcuts are Alt + S and Alt + A which take precedence over my user-defined shortcuts for SAVE and SELECT ALL . Is there a way of disabling these accessors so

I'm new to Android Studio, and wanted to know if there are any shortcut / option to re-open the last closed tab. There is no shortcut assigned, but you can easily assign a new one: Go to IDE settings | Keymap | Main menu | Window | Editor Tabs | Reopen Closed Tab (type reopen into the filter field to find it faster), right click on that item and select Add Keyboard Shortcut Update: As stated in another answer, you can also use Ctrl + E to see a list of all recently viewed files. Additionally, you can use Ctrl + Shift + E to see a list of all recently edited files, which is handy when working

Before installing Resharper, Ctrl + Left Click for Go to definition , Visual Studio 2010 uses to Metadata . After the install Resharper , when I try to first time Ctrl + Left Click, Resharper asked me with popup where I want to go, I click Object Browser for testing. Now I want to get back this setting, but in Resharper , there is only one option for this; ReSharper | Options -> Environment | Search & Navigation and turning off or on Go to declaration on Ctrl + Left click in editor But If I turned off this setting, It doesn't take back this setting to Metadata . It still goes to Object Browser

In Visual Studio, when you rename a variable name in its definition, there's a little underline in the last letter so if you hover that, you'll get the option "Rename OldVaribleName to NewVariableName" and so rename all entries in that procedure of that variable. Is there a shortcut for that and not use the mouse? These are known as Smart Tags. You can use CTRL + . Shift + Alt + F10 is another option. By way of an updated answer... Update for Visual Studio 2017 In Visual Studio 2017 click the variable and then press Ctrl + r, r . This works without an issue (see comments below about