I have changed navigation of cursor in text editor as described in this question Rebinding the arrow keys in VS2010
I can't find same shortcuts for other windows.
For example navigation up/down in solution explorer.
Does anyone know if it is possible to change these shortcuts?
Thanks.
Here is an article that features how to activate arrow keys(plus home and end keys) globally for all programs on the main keyboard via changing Caps Lock key behavior.
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I work at a Japanese company and we all use Windows 10. I am used to using keybinds after rightclicking for a pop up Context Menu. At home, my PC does not show any keybind options when I do the same thing.
The Japanese image below in not mine, but an example for reference. You can see that "Eject" (取り出し) has a keybind marked as (J).
Is there any option to add this feature to my PC? I have searched everywhere to no avail.
With Keybinds
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Without Keybinds
Thank you in advanced.
They are there but hidden by default when you use the mouse. If you open the context menu with the keyboard (the context menu key or Shift+F10) then they should be underlined.
Starting with Windows 2000, keyboard indicators such as underlined accelerators and focus rectangles (collectively known as “keyboard cues”) are hidden by default, and are revealed only when you start using the keyboard. You can control this behavior from the Desktop Control Panel, under Appearance, Effects, “Hide underlined letters for keyboard navigation until I press the Alt key”.
I'm aware that if I navigate to Tools>Options>Text Editor>(language)>Display I can check "Navigation bar" to show this bar.
My question is, what's the keyboard shortcut for it?
(I'm pretty sure there is one, because during a flurry of misguided keystrokes earlier on, I managed to make it disappear, and of course "Undo" didn't undo that change. Welcome to Visual Studio.)
The Navigation Bar is the item highlighted in yellow below:
There is an easy shortcut to select the Navigation Bar:
But there is no out-of-the-box shortcut to show/hide it. Maybe you have an extension installed which provides this feature?
I'm novice with Xcode. Could you please hint me which Xcode shortcuts to show
documentation of an object;
which methods are available for the object.
Thank you in advance!
If you press Alt and press on an element once the inline documentation will be displayed in a small box. If you press Alt twice, the documentation will be opened in a new window. The screenshot shows the sincle tap:
For other shortcuts you can access and change the xCode shortcuts in Preferences -> Key Bindings
For me the tool you can find on this website is the best for all shortcuts on your mac. After installing, you always can display all shortcuts of a program. You press CMD and you get the shortcuts of the program which is acutaly selected:
I'm creating small plugin for a navigation list which will come in the right click context menu.
I want to set up short-cut key for my links.
What i implement is https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/developers/docs/sdk/latest/modules/sdk/context-menu.html
You can use the hotkeys module to do just that -- the context-menu and hotkeys just need to read from the same dataset, they don't have to interact with each other.
what are the keys to access file/edit/options/buffers/tools/help menu bar items? There are a zillion emacs key combos and only the mouse can get to those. :?
Not quite the same since you said "gui", but you can also use M-` to go through a menu selection dialog in the minibuffer. This keystroke is also beneficial when running emacs in a terminal.
If you're using the GUI version, you should be able to use F10 to access the menu, and the cursor keys to navigate. You can bind a key to it with the function menu-bar-open.