You can use any of the following keyboard shortcuts in the text editor.
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Shortcut |
Description |
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Ctrl+C |
Copy |
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Ctrl+V |
Paste |
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Ctrl+X |
Cut |
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Ctrl+Z |
Undo |
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Ctrl+F |
Find selected word (forward) |
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Ctrl+G |
Find (forward) |
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Ctrl+H |
Find (backward) |
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Ctrl+L |
Go to line |
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Ctrl+Space |
Typing completion Typing completion looks at the current word near the cursor and suggests possible matching words that depend on the context. The words can come from the list of all KF functions, keywords in the DFA syntax, and attributes of the current class. If the prefix for typing completion is a child rule followed by a colon, then typing completion offers the methods from the child class. Ctrl+Space brings up a list of choices below the current context. You can use the arrow keys and press Enter, or click with the mouse to select a word from the list. You can dismiss the list by pressing the Esc key. There is also a special case for typing completion when you enter a square bracket. Square brackets are used to designate a unit, so if you type a bracket then the typing completion is limited to NX units. The typing completion also adds the closing bracket to the unit identifier. |
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Home |
Start of a line |
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End |
End of a line |
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Ctrl+Home |
Start of the buffer |
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Ctrl+End |
End of the buffer |
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Shift+Left Arrow |
Adjust selected area by one character |
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Shift+Right Arrow |
Adjust selected area |
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Shift+Up Arrow |
Adjust selected area |
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Shift+Down Arrow |
Adjust selected area |
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Ctrl+Left Arrow |
Move caret one word left |
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Ctrl+Right Arrow |
Move caret one word right |
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Alt+Left Arrow |
Decrease indent for selected text |
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Alt+Right Arrow |
Increase indent for selected text |
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Ctrl+A |
Select all |
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Esc |
Unselect all |
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Alt+S |
Switch to table view |