Found out that the OS itself has this already taken. I disabled the shortcut on System Preferences -> Keyboard -> Shortcuts -> Input Sources -> Tick off “Select the previous input source” and it did the trick.
The shortcut Command + ` (the key just above the tab key on your keyboard) is the standard Mac OS shortcut for switching between the windows in the currently selected application, and works in Chrome.
Go to XCode->Preferences, Select Navigation tab, Change “Double Click Navigation” to “Uses Separate Tab” Now command-double-click the symbol to open in new tab.
probably not by default but you should be able to assign it there: Settings -> Editor -> Keyboard shortcuts -> Plugins -> Source code formatter (AStyle)
Just discovered Option + Escape by browsing through the XCode Preferences Hotkeys section. It actually lists the parameter info in a tooltip (no other hotkey I’ve seen so far does this!), but isn’t quite as friendly as Visual Studio’s Ctrl+Shift+Space function. For instance, the text selection cursor (caret) must be on the function name (not … Read more
With VSCode 1.39 (Sept. 2019), no more plugin needed. You now can “Open new terminals with custom working directories” There is a new command that allows the creation of terminals with a custom current working directory (cwd): { “key”: “cmd+shift+c”, “command”: “workbench.action.terminal.newWithCwd”, “args”: { “cwd”: “${fileDirname}” } } You can create your own keyboard shortcuts … Read more
Your program works here. My guess is you have another modifier active, such as NumLock. GrabKey only works on the exact modifier mask. For example here is some (GPL) code from metacity window manager /* Grab/ungrab, ignoring all annoying modifiers like NumLock etc. */ static void meta_change_keygrab (MetaDisplay *display, Window xwindow, gboolean grab, int keysym, … Read more
Best solution for this is recording a macro on Sublime Text and then assigning it to a keyboard shortcut. Follow these steps: Create a line such as alert(‘hello’) and leave the cursor right after letter ‘o’. Then go to Tools > Record a Macro to start recording. Press Command+→ to go to the end of … Read more
In Xcode 8, this appears to now be ⌃⌥⌘F or Ctrl + Alt + Cmd + F If you want to change it, go to Xcode > Preference > Key Bindings and search for Fix all in scope.
By default: { “keys”: [“ctrl+k”, “ctrl+b”], “command”: “toggle_side_bar” }, You can reach this settings at main menu: Preferences -> Key Bindings – Default. and you can override as you like, at main menu: Preferences -> Key Bindings – User.