Is it possible to Command-click a symbol into a new tab in Xcode?
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.
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Shortcut key to clear console in Eclipse
I know this thread is already 3 years old, but if someone is still looking for it, in Indigo the shortcut is Shift – F10 followed by r. Cheers.
Can I wrap a text selection in a tag in phpstorm?
Select your lines Code | Surround With… For Windows/Linux: Ctrl + Alt + T For MacOS: Cmd + Alt + T Choose “Emmet” Type p* — this will surround each line with <p> tag NOTE: Empty lines will be wrapped as well so it is better remove them in advance. Similar/related case. P.S. In current … Read more
Navigating between VIM windows in an alternative way
Why not setup something like these? nnoremap <C-h> <C-w>h nnoremap <C-j> <C-w>j nnoremap <C-k> <C-w>k nnoremap <C-l> <C-w>l Much quicker …
Auto-generate a try catch block in visual studio 2010
Using the mouse Mark your code Right-click Select Surround with… Double-click try Using the keyboard #1 Mark your code using Shift, Ctrl + A, or whatever works for you Press Menu key / Application key (alternatively Shift + F10) Type S Type T Press Enter or Tab Using the keyboard #2 (as perlox and Fredrik … Read more
Jump to next error FILE in Intellij [duplicate]
With IntelliJ 2017.2.2, F2 is mapped to “Next Highlighted Error” per default. Make sure to focus the Project editor first. Similarly Shift + F2 is mapped to “Previous Highlighted Error”. The mappings mentioned in the other answers do not work.
How to transform selected text to lowercase in PHPStorm?
Other way. Select text. Hit Ctrl+shift+a type ‘toggle case` and hit selected action
Collapse all Visual Studio toolbox regions shortcut
While the focus is on the toolbox, press / to Collapse All. You can also Expand All by pressing SHIFT+8 Here’s an article by Sarah Ford with more information: Visual Studio Tip #186 BEFORE: (source: msdn.com) AFTER: (source: msdn.com)
shortcut to add throws declaration in Intellij Idea
When a piece of code needs error handling, IntelliJ underlines it with red. Set your pointer on that piece of code and press ALT+ENTER. IntelliJ should now give you the choice to either surround it with try/catch, add a catch clause, or to add a throws declaration. In your case: click the underlined code → … Read more