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Speaking about shortcuts in Jetbrains IDEs, I really like the CTRL-w, which selects incrementally bigger chunks of texts (word, quoted chunk, expressions, funct
by LelouBil 3y ago
Speaking about shortcuts in Jetbrains IDEs, I really like the CTRL-w, which selects incrementally bigger chunks of texts (word, quoted chunk, expressions, function calls, blocks).
I like it so much that I always try to do it in other applications, like web browsers.
But in web browsers CTRL-w closes the current tab....
- rob74 3y agoNot only in web browsers unfortunately, also in Sublime Text... My favorite (that I wish more editors supported) is ctrl+D for duplicating the current selection (or the current line if nothing is selected).
- genter 3y agoI just tried it in Rider, it closes the current tab.
- _boffin_ 3y agoLove that little “additional” feature of closing the tab too.
- garblegarble 3y agoIt's called "Extend selection" if you want to use it in Find Actions to figure out what it's bound to on your OS (e.g. on my intellij idea macOS bindings, looks like it's option+up)