keyboard-shortcuts

Visual Studio gives many navigation hotkeys: F8 for next item in current panel (search results, errors ...), Control + K , N for bookmarks, Alt + - for going back and more. There is one hotkey that I can't find, and I can't even find the menu-command for it, so I can't create the hotkey myself. I don't know if such exist: Previous and Next call-stack frame. I try not using the mouse when programming, but when I need to go back the stack, I must use it to double click the previous frame. Anyone? How about a macro that does it? I wrote 2 macros to gain it: PreviousStackFrame and NextStackFrame

Just installed CentOS 7 on my laptop. This new version of CentOS is pretty different from older ones, and I cannot make a keyboard shortcut for Terminal in older ways. Dose anybody know how ? Go to Settings >>> keyboard >>> Shortcuts tab >>> Custom Shortcuts >>> click "+" Name: Terminal Shortcut Command: gnome-terminal Now a new shortcut added with status "disabled". Click on "disabled" word and assign your shortcut. For me, I prefer Ctrl + Alt + t to run Terminal On Gnome 3 GUI you may follow these 16 steps, Click “Activities” on the top left Click “Show Applications” on the bottom left Click

I've been recently learning some VIM hackery and I have learned a lot of useful commands and gotten pretty efficient at editing text with VIM. I'm using the Finnish qwerty keyboard layout (see image below) which is pretty horrible for programming. All your usual coding special characters ()[]{}/\ happen by pressing either shift or alt gr and a number key, but I'm already pretty used to that. I do not want to change my keyboard layout since I do quite a lot of writing and IRC chatting in my native language and for that I need the ä and ö characters (the å is useless for me, only the Swedes use

How do I switch the shortcut for 'toggle to markup'? Shift + F7 is toggle to designer. In Visual Studio 2008 I can toggle between the code-behind and the markup with F7 . I got used to it and want to have the same shortcut in Visual Studio 2010 Beta2. How can I achieve that? In 2008 you could go into Tools --> Options --> Keyboard and in the Press Shortcut keys field you could type a shortcut and it would tell you what its currently mapped to. In 2008 its mapped to View.ToggleDesigner. Once you know what its mapped to, type it into the Show Commands containing field, and it will filter your

I love the "Organize Imports" command in Eclipse to implicitly add and remove classes imported into a source file (as in Java or ActionScript). Is there a command in Xcode to update the #import directives at the top of.m Objective-C files based on the classes referenced within the file? You can do this by creating an Automator action and use that in Xcode as well as everywhere in Mac OS X. To do that, do the following: Start Automator -> New Choose "Service" add a "run shell script" action use sort | uniq as the script and check the "output replaces selected text" checkbox save and give it a

I've got a huge list of words (every single word in one line in a txt file) and certain words need to get capitalized manually (e.g. by hand), so I was looking if there's a shortcut in notepad++ (my editor currently) to automatically capitalize the first letter of a line but couldnt find one. Is there none? If not, can you advise me an alternative windows program to quickly do this by using a simple shortcut (so I can go through with the arrow-down key and use the shortcut whenever needed on a specific word)? thanks a lot Placido This can be easily done if the first letters are latin

When i unckeck the 'Use option as meta key' box in Settings, and then do Cmd + F (which i want to mean Meta + F for forward-word in bash) Terminal gives me a 'find word' popup, which isn't what i want. What i really want is for my Terminals to behave just like an xterm w.r.t. the key bindings. Is there any way to disable this popup and its binding? I know i could just use actual xterms, but for a variety of reasons i want to use Terminal. thanks in advance, Eric Ned Deily The option as meta key selection has no effect on the Command (Apple) key. If option as meta key is selected, then the

While debugging in Visual Studio sometimes we wander far away from the current executing statement. We could tread our way back using Call Stack window. Is there a shortcut to go back to the current executing statement in Visual Studio? Damien_The_Unbeliever In the Debug Context Menu, there's a "Show Next Statement" option that should do what you want. If you've got the default General Development Settings applied, the default key binding for this is Alt + Num * . To see what it is in your settings, go to Tools -> Options -> Environment -> Keyboard, and find Debug.ShowNextStatement . You can,

I Need to know how to have NetBeans generate getters and setters using a shortcut. Position the cursor inside the class, then press ALT + Ins and select Getters and Setters from the contextual menu. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/21074402/generate-getters-and-setters-in-netbeans

I have opened many tabs while working on project. (new feature in Xcode 4). But for switching from one tab to other tab, the only way I've found to do this is to use the mouse. Is there any way to switch between different tabs using keyboard shortcuts? gsempe Shortcuts are: CMD + SHIFT + } - Select Next tab CMD + SHIFT + { - Select Previous tab Grzegorz D. The default shortcuts are: ⌘ + SHIFT + { - Select Next Tab ⌘ + SHIFT + } - Select Previous Tab But I prefer going to XCode -> Preferences -> Key bindings and changing them to: CTRL + TAB - Select Next Tab CTRL + SHIFT + TAB - Select Previous