In My Brackets IDE, I install Emnet But When I press Ctrl+e for anything, it just shows No Quick edit available for current cursor position.
Just use Tab key or you can also follow on GitHub Repo
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Recently I found out that the paste function on the source code panel of Trading View does not exist anymore. What I mean is that when I click the right mouse button, the drop down menu does not display paste option. Now it is impossible to copy and paste segments of code on the panel in order to edit an existing strategy. Very, very annoying! Does anybody know how to go around this?
I tried to make a copy of an existing strategy and then edit it but that does not work either.
Just a straight forward question, but couldn't find any solution in internet.
Is it possible to collapse all files in a bit bucket PR, in one action? Hot-key or UI button?
Please help.
With New Updates (I think), It's supported as following
Please try this link, hope this will help!
I don't have access to bitbucekt, otherwise I'd have tested it myself.
UPDATE 1: Auto Collapse Diffs
When a pull request contains a lot of changed files, code reviewers can find it hard to isolate the changes that are relevant to them. Now you can collapse (or expand) the contents of all diffs in a pull request by holding down the alt key and clicking on the inverted caret icon in any file header.
UPDATE 2:
Click on any of the tilted caret sign > (it is highlighted in yellow box, left top corner) while pressing the Alt key.
Does anyone know whether there is a keybinding to navigate up and down in VSCode's Command Picker(Ctrl+Shift+P).
I can navigate using the up arrow and down arrow buttons, but I want to bind up and down to ctrl+i, ctrl+j.
There seems like navigation keybinding for QuickOpen workbench.action.quickOpenNavigateNext but I can't find one for Show All Commands palette
I've managed to solve this by changing the Navigate Previous in Quick Open and Navigate Next in Quick Open to your choice of keys respectively.
Is there a keyboard shortcut to move a cursor to the first character of the current line not to the position 0?
In case you have XE8 and/or Castalia installed there is the Smart Home Key feature.
From the Help:
How to Use the Smart Home Key
Place the cursor anywhere in the code editor.
Press the Home key. The Code Editor moves the cursor to the
beginning of the line where the cursor was located.
If you press the Home key again, the code editor moves the cursor to the beginning of the text.
If you press the Home key again, the code editor moves back the cursor to the beginning of the line.
In the IDE editor, with default keyboard shortcuts, use a combination of
Home and Ctrl+RightArrow.
Is there a shortcut key for editing multiple lines in RubyMine (Windows) as you can do with TextMate? I've seen it in TextMate where you can highlight multiple lines, and press a key code, then start typing. All text you type will appear at the end of all of the highlighted lines. I would love to do this with RubyMine as well.
Thanks!
Yes, this feature is called Column Mode and can be enabled via Edit menu or keyboard shortcut.
RubyMine version 6.3 and later has real multiple line editing. Simultaneously edited areas of text need not be vertically adjacent and vertically aligned (as they must be to use Column Selection Mode).
Briefly,
option-click (on Mac; alt-click on Windows or Linux) to create additional carets, edit as usual, then hit escape to revert to a single caret
select some text and control-G (on Mac; alt-J on Linux and Windows) to search for the next occurrence of that text and add a caret to it
There are also editor commands to add carets (Clone Caret Below, Clone Caret Above) that are not bound by default, but that you can bind to keys of your choice.
More here: What’s Mining: Multiple Cursors and Selection
(Column Selection Mode still works fine for areas of text that are vertically adjacent and aligned.)