You should see Sublime Column Selection: Using the Mouse Different mouse buttons are used on each platform: OS X Left Mouse Button + ⌥ OR: Middle Mouse Button Add to selection: ⌘ Subtract from selection: ⇧+⌘ Windows Right Mouse Button + Shift OR: Middle Mouse Button Add to selection: Ctrl Subtract from selection: Alt Linux … Read more
Ctrl + Tab : Switch between source and header files.
Using Emmet, place the cursor in the tag you want to wrap and press ctrl + w (for MacOS) or Alt+Shift+W (for Windows), a box will pop up to enter the type of tag you want to wrap with.
You can also use Ctrl + X to cut an entire line. Similarly, you can use Ctrl + C to copy an entire line. As long as you don’t have anything selected, the command will work on the entire line.
For those who arrived on this question using Visual Studio 2013 or above, the feature is built right into the program. Just use AltUp and AltDown to move the line with your cursor—or the selected lines—up and down. If you wish to rebind it in Tools > Options > Environment > Keyboard, the keys are … Read more
This answer on superuser.com worked for me: ibus-daemon -rd
After a lot of search here and there, I came to the following solution: Press and hold control key, and then press AKK. (Note: second K deletes the empty line). Actually it is a combination of two commands: Move to Beginning of Paragraph & Delete to End of Paragraph. You may also use/set other key(s) … Read more
Just use the slash (Ctrl + /) on the numpad.
Shift + Alt + ↑ selects enclosing elements. Shift + Alt + ↓ reverses Shift + Alt + ↑. Shift + Alt + ← selects enclosing elements moving up the file. Shift + Alt + → selects enclosing elements moving down the file.
There is no such a keyboard shortcut but holding Ctrl + clicking on the icon in the taskbar repeatedly will cycle through that program’s open windows.