keyboard-shortcuts

I want to be able to use Option-left and Option-right to skip words (and Cmd-left/right to go to beginning and end of lines) within Vim as it does at my shell prompt. My Iterm2 preferences have mappings to do this (e.g. Option-left to Esc-H and a one for option-right to Esc-F to skip over words), and this works in the shell locally or when ssh'd to a remote server. When I use Vim locally or remotely, option-left works, but option-right does not. I suspect this is because Vim naturally listens for Esc-H , but not Esc-F . I am able to get around this by modifying .vimrc file to Esc-b to b and

In Eclipse (I'm using version 3.6 aka Helios), you can use Alt + Command + Q C (on Mac OS X or Alt + Shift + Q C on Windows/Linux) to give focus to the Console View. Ok. That's good. My problem is that in order to switch between consoles inside that view you have to click the ridiculously small arrow next to the 'Display Selected Console' icon. See: I find that quite annoying because I'm totally keyboard oriented and that is practically the only thing for which I have to use the mouse when in Eclipse. I'm frequently launching several Run Configurations at once, and every one opens a new

Suppose I make a method signature change that breaks several callers, and I want to review the call sites manually to update them. Once I change the signature, my "Problems" view shows, say, a dozen errors. What keys can I hit to navigate through them while leaving the keyboard focus in the editor for fast fixups? (It's been a while, but I think the Visual Studio equivalent is F8 .) Note that this question does not duplicate Eclipse: How to go to a error using only the keyboard (keyboard-shortcut)? , as that one seeks to navigate only between markers in the current file. In this case, I want

I installed Eclipse 3.6 64-bit on a fresh Windows 7. I tried setting some key bindings using the Keys section of the preferences window, namely: Alt + C - commit using SVN Alt + U - update using SVN Alt + R - revert using SVN It all worked flawlessly in the past on Eclipse 3.5 32bit on Windows XP, but it just doesn't work in my recent setup. When I'm navigating to the 'Team' menu, the shortcuts do appear next to the aforementioned actions (i.e. Eclipse writes Alt + U next to 'Update to HEAD'). Any suggestions? Russell Davis It may be due to this breaking change in Eclipse 3.6: http://dev

Suppose I know a function name, but I don't know which file it's declared in. What Eclipse keyboard shortcut can take me to the function I'm looking for? What I'm looking for is similar to Eclipse's: Ctrl + Shift + R except it will search for method names instead. Sidenote With Visual Assist X, I can do this by using the "Find Symbol" feature, which is executed with: Shift + Alt + S SuitUp Yeah, this is an old question, but I have a better solution: what about F3 ? And CTRL + O is what Windows users are looking for. Narcolei This is an old question, but for the sake of people Googling this,

I know that you can jump from almost all windows in Intellij IDEA to the editor window with Esc . In Intellij's terminal window, this does not work. Does anyone know how to do this with a keyboard shortcut? This would be nice since I can jump from my editor to the terminal with Alt + F12 but I cannot do it the other way without using my mouse. UPDATE - March 2016 Since this question is getting some attention, I wanted to remind everyone that you can toggle between the editor and the terminal window easily enough with a built in action. By default it is mapped to Alt + F12 and ⌥ F12 . To check

Having spent a number of years working primarily with MS SQL Server (and hence SQL Server Management Studio for common tasks), I am now beginning to work with MySql. To date I have been using MySQL Workbench and am generally happy with it. I would, however, like to be able to assign custom keyboard shortcuts for certain commands (e.g. commands from this list ). For example, I'd prefer to stick to the MS-SQL approach of 'F5' to execute queries, rather than hitting 'Modifier+Return'. I haven't yet come across a simple way to do this. My questions are then: Is this possible somehow in MySQL