Can I assign ctrl+p to move a line up like the up arrow, for example?
Or ctrl+f to act like the right arrow?
It seems like the most basic keyboard shortcuts are missing.
You can edit your keyboard shortcuts in: Tools -> Options -> Environment -> Keyboard, including import a set of new shortcuts.
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I am trying set a shortcut to be able to switch easily between views while I am coding in Assistant Editor. The way to set the shortcut can be found:
In Xcode -> Preferences -> KeyBindings -> "Move Focus To ....."
My question here is why my
Xcode -> Preferences -> KeyBindings -> "Move Focus To Previous Area"
is disabled?
Simple question here, but really useful.
If anyone can investigate and let me know. Did a quick google search but nothing came up.
Cheers
I just figured out, that same as Chrome browser, when you want to switch to the next tab you press:
CTRL + TAB
Same if you want to go to the tab on the left of the current tab viewing is:
CTRL + SHIFT + TAB
Same applies for switching between views in the assistant editor in Xcode
In "Settings" -> "General" -> "Keyboard" -> "Shortcuts",we are able to query,add and delete our shortcuts, so when we are typing a shortcut,the full phrase will be showing in the keyboard. So I am wondering if we could access the keyboard shortcuts in code.(for example,I want to add some useful phrases in my app.)
Thanks in advance.
You will not be able to modify the system shortcuts or access them other than the system default (i.e. when the user is typing in a text field or similar).
However, you can check what the user types in a text field within your application using the corresponding delegate methods (e.g. in UITextFieldDelegate). When you detect a shortcut you would like to replace, you get the text field's text and replace the shortcut with the full text.
For anything more specific, you will have to try something yourself and ask more specific questions.
I have some language apps that require people entering text in a couple of languages. For example, one screen requires english text and another, french.
I am learning how to create custom keyboards as keyboard extensions. But all I'm doing is recreating existing keyboards, like QWERTY, AZERTY, etc.
Is there now a way to select a specific language keyboard depending upon what class is being used?
Thanks
You Have to Add Keyboard into your want Preffereed language or country..
From
Menu >> Setting >> Genral >> KeyBoard >> Keyboards >> Add New Keyboard
And Add It to what type of keyboard do you want...
and switch it to .. world (or Circle) icon on keyboard .. to one to another...
I have a web-based table editor with many textarea's. The textarea's contain HTML content. I would like the users to be able to edit them in WYSIWYG style. Since my users love to use the keyboard, I would like it to have a simple way to add keyboard shortcuts, including shortcuts for adding div's with custom class names.
This: http://markitup.jaysalvat.com/home/ comes close to what I need, the only problem is that it's not WYSIWYG.
This: http://premiumsoftware.net/cleditor/ is also close, but does not have keyboard shortcuts.
An obvious answer is CKEditor. Besides all the built-in shortcuts (Press Alt-0) you can add more commands with the API.
I am looking for a way to open the method popup that shows up when you click the navigation-bar in XCode.
is there a way to do this by using a shortcut?
The shortcut is ^6 (a.k.a. Control+6). To change the shortcut go to Xcode-->Preferences...->Key Bindings, and look for the View Menu list. It is called "Standard editor -> Show Document items"
control+6. Pres control and 6 together. :)