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Sure you can. Ctrl-Shift-A, type 'keymap', and you get a handy popup (same size as the 'recent files' switcher available with Ctrl-E) with the defined keymaps r
by steve_barham 12y ago
Sure you can. Ctrl-Shift-A, type 'keymap', and you get a handy popup (same size as the 'recent files' switcher available with Ctrl-E) with the defined keymaps ready to use. Few seconds, maximum.
- chris_overseas 12y agoEven quicker: Ctrl+` brings up a quick switch context menu that allows you to instantly switch keymaps, code styles, L&F and colors.