E-TextEditor Useful Keyboard Shortcuts
I have been using e-texteditor for quite a long time. I really like using it, when I am using it I work twice as fast as compared to any other IDE. I prefer using shortcuts instead of using the mouse, it surely increases the productivity. So here is a list of e-texteditor shortcuts that I got from here. Hope it helps.
File Operations
Ctrl+N : New file
Double-Click tab bar : New file
Ctrl+O : Open file
Ctrl+S : Save file
Ctrl+Shift+S : Save as
Ctrl+W: Close file
Ctrl+Shift+T : Go To File dialog
Editing
Ctrl+K : Delete to end of line; if the caret already is at end-of-line it deletes the newline.
Ctrl+Shift+K : Delete the entire line
Ctrl+Backspace : Delete to start of word (same as Ctrl+H)
Ctrl+Delete : Delete to end of word
Ctrl+(Shift)+U : Change case on word/selection
Alt+G : Inverse case on word/selection
Ctrl+Alt+U : Title case
Ctrl+T : Transpose, for swapping words or chars.
Ctrl+Alt+R : Run current line/selection
Ctrl+C : Copy (or: Ctrl+Insert)
Ctrl+V : Paste (or: Shift+Insert)
Ctrl+X : Cut
Ctrl+Z : Undo
Ctrl+Y : Redo. If there aremultiple branches to choose fromundo history will be displayed.
Selection
Ctrl+A : Select all
Ctrl+Shift+arrow : Select entire word
Alt+Left-mouse : column selection
Ctrl+Left-mouse : Multi selection
Shift+Home : Selects to the first non-whitespace char on the line, second time the white spaces will be selected as well
Shift+Ctrl+Home : Selects to the beginning of the document
Shift+Ctrl+End : Selects to the end of the document
Shift+Ctrl+L : Selects current line
Shift+Ctrl+W: Selects current word
Shift+Ctrl+Space : Selects current scope. If you keep hitting it, it will cycle through the available scopes.
Folding
F1 : Toggle current fold
Alt+F1 : Open current fold and closes all others
Ctrl+F1 : Fold all
Ctrl+Alt+F1 : Unfold all
Shift+F1 : Select current fold
Left-mouse : Fold end or fold indicator: Select fold, twice to fold
Mouseover : Fold end: Show fold preview Fold indicator: Highlight fold (useful for nested folds)
Navigation
Ctrl-Tab : Go to last active tab (or next tab if used repeatedly)
Ctrl-Shift-Tab : Go to previous tab
Alt+Ctrl+R/L-arrow : Next/previous tab
Alt+Ctrl+Up-arrow : Go to header/source
Ctrl+L : Go to Symbol
Ctrl+G : Go to line
Ctrl+F : Find
Ctrl+G : Find next
Ctrl+R : Replace
Home : Move cursor to the beginning of the line
End : Move cursor to the end of the line
Ctrl+Home : Move cursor to the beginning of the document
Ctrl+End : Move cursor to the end of the document
Ctrl+Up/Down-arrow : Scroll up/down, withoutmoving the caret
Ctrl+1-8 : Go to tab
Ctrl+9 : Go to last tab
Ctrl+0 : List open tabs
View
F3 : Show/hide revision history
F4 : Show/hide visual undo
Ctrl+Alt+P : Show/hide web preview
Alt+Shift+T : Show TODO list
Document
Ctrl+M:Makemilestone
Bundle
Ctrl+Shift+B : Show bundle editor
Ctrl+Alt+T : Select bundle
Esc : Kill current running bundle command
Projects
Ctrl+P : Show/hide project pane
Ctrl+Shift+P : Switch focus between editor and project pane (opening it if needed).
Arrow keys : Up/down and expand/close folder
Enter : Open file in editor
F2 : Rename
F5 : Refresh project view
Shift-F10 : Show contextmenu
Mouse Shortcuts
Double-click : Select word
Triple-click : Select line
Alt-doubleclick : Select scope
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The thing that got me really disappointed about it its that theres no shortcut(at least I havent found any) for closing tags and jumping thru “>”s
this two eclipse features really made programming much less tiring, everytime I have to close a tag its just mechanic work, its a bore
It shouldnt be classified as an “IDE” type of thing(like it deserved to be ignored), if e text editor is tool for programmers I think they should’ve have given this a little more consideration
on jumping “>”s what I mean is, why its a feature for the program to automatically create an “>” when I type an “” in order to move on, it nullifies the purpose of this feature completely
anyway, Im still using e text editor for my rails programming, I just think they could’ve put some work on implementing these two simple features, it would make the job much easier
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Breno
16 Mar 10 at 5:42 pm
*on jumping “>”s what I mean is, why its a feature for the program to automatically create an “>” when I type an “<” in order to move on it nullifies the purpose of this feature completely
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Zuhaib Reply:
March 17th, 2010 at 3:57 am
There are certain commands that should close the tags.
Try these shortcuts.
Ctrl+Win+. & Alt+Shift+, (for current word)
And if you do not want e-texteditor to create a “>” for you when you type “< ". Its easy to disable this feature.
Disable smart typing pairs, would disable other smart completion tags as well. Like when you type “< " and then type "%" the end tags "%>” will not be created.
If you still want to disable it then follow the following steps.
Hit Ctrl+Shift+B (Bundle Editor – Menu [Bundles -> Edit Bundles -> Show Bundle Editor]).
Expand HTML bundle. Scroll down and double click on Miscellaneous.
Remove the following from the smartTypingPairs array.
, [ "< ", ">" ]Save and close it. Now try hitting “< ". As expected the end tags will not be created.
If you want to re-enable this feature. Then edit the same bundle again and revert the changes by adding the item in smartTypingPairs.
Hope it helps.
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Breno
16 Mar 10 at 5:44 pm