This can be easily done if the first letters are latin characters. But this method does not work with non-latin (for example cyrillic) characters. Just press Ctrl+F, enable “Regular Expression” checkbox, and search for ^(.) replace with (Replace All) \u\1 “. matches newline” checkbox has to be unchecked
Not sure for linux but in window u can do this Right click on toolbar at top select customise quick access toolbar then follow this Update: Foxit version 2.4.1 By default, they provide for highlight light text using Ctrl+h (Linux)
Other way. Select text. Hit Ctrl+shift+a type ‘toggle case` and hit selected action
Alright; The answer seems to be: ^q:: Input Key, L1 if Key=f …some code here… return
There is no such keybinding / command built-in. I couldn’t stand that either, so I created a VSCode extension. You can find it and install it here on the marketplace. The default shortcut is CTRL + L.
It’s possible with extensions like Commands [Note: Created by the post’s author] settings.json “commands.commands”: { “down3”: { “sequence”: [ “cursorDown”, “cursorDown”, “cursorDown”, ], }, }, keybindings.json { “key”: “ctrl+w”, “command”: “down3”, }, Or with just keybindings.json { “key”: “ctrl+w”, “command”: “commands.run”, “args”: [ “cursorDown”, “cursorDown”, “cursorDown” ] }, Feature request to support Macro like keybindings … Read more
Type :help index to see the mappings (shortcuts as you name them) and commands defined by vim itself. Type :map to see the mappings defined by your vimrc and plugins. Type :verbose map to know where each mapping was defined. Also :help map-listing to check what’s displayed, but you probably already know about it (it’s … Read more
Never mind, there’s a setting for that. Window -> Behavior -> (System Menu Appears on Alt+SPACE checkbox)
in (pycharm version 3.4) CTRL + TAB key will show a window. you can switch by using this window to other splited windows of pycharm. Even, you can switch to project toolbox elements. for shortcut configuration visit this site. have fun with pycharm…
Select the Key Bindings – User item under Sublime’s Preferences, then add the following example line: {“keys”: [“ctrl+shift+c”], “command”: “insert_snippet”, “args”: {“contents”: “hello!”}} This will add a CTRL+SHIFT+C shortcut to insert the hello! snippet. By the way, don’t forget to add a comma to the previous key binding hash so that all but the last … Read more