I'm in trouble because in Xcode 7 Apple as introduce the ability to switch between deep and shallow press on the Apple Watch Simulator but the shortcut is also use to change the scale. I was wondering if someone know how to change shortcuts or have another solution.
Thank you
You can use the following shortcuts.
Shallow Press: Shift + cmd + 1
Deep Press: Shift + cmd + 2
The shortcuts to change scale is the following.
cmd + 1
cmd + 2
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Does anyone know if this is possible to do on a mac?
http://swanintelligence.com/multi-cursor-in-jupyter.html
It looks like they are highlighting the entire text block and then getting multi-line cursors. I try doing this with option + mouse selection and then cmd + mouse click but it doesn't work.
this is pretty cool. here's how I did it
option(alt) + mouse selection
then, instead of cmd + click try cmd + "right key"
this should multi-select all the ending rows
*option(alt) + "right key" instead of cmd + click seems to work as well, along with cmd + "right key"
In Jupyter's edit mode, is there a shortcut for deleting a line of text? Something like Ctrl + L in Visual Studio?
Shift + Delete or Ctrl + D or both, depending on version.
Ctrl + D is listed under Help → Keyboard Shortcuts in the notebook menu, but Shift + Delete seems to work despite being undocumented.
As for Jupyter notebook servion version 6.0.2 the command Ctrl + D works for me. This shortcut is listed in the shortcut documentation, that can be found under Help → Keyboard Shortcuts.
If you want to edit the shortcuts you can do this here: Help → Edit Keyboard Shortcuts
On Mac, use Cmd + D, instead of Ctrl + D.
Is there a way (plugin or something) to use split screen in the Atom Editor?
I've looked inside the menus, but I can't find any related options.
Using the command palette
Open the command palette with cmd + shift + p (OSX) or ctrl + shift + p (Linux/Windows) and type "split". You'll see options for Up, Down, Left, and Right split.
Using keyboard shortcuts
Split the current tab in a direction with the following shortcuts
Up cmd / ctrl + k then ↑
Down cmd / ctrl + k then ↓
Left cmd / ctrl + k then ←
Right cmd / ctrl + k then →
You can close an active split pane with cmd / ctrl + k then cmd / ctrl + w.
Move between panes
If you want to move between open panes (with the keyboard) you have to modify your keymap file. Go to Atom -> Open Your Keymap and include this:
'body':
'cmd-alt left': 'window:focus-pane-on-left'
'cmd-alt right': 'window:focus-pane-on-right'
'cmd-alt up': 'window:focus-pane-above'
'cmd-alt down': 'window:focus-pane-below'
'cmd-alt-2': 'pane:split-right'
'cmd-alt-3': 'pane:split-down'
This is my personal setup. I was used to Sublime's default cmd + alt + arrow. Change the left side commands to your personal preference.
Note
You need to press cmd-alt once, release, and then press the arrow button. Otherwise it won't work.
I found this at Split Windows - issue #64:
It seems like Atom already has support for splitting windows (cmd-k + arrow key)
Right click anywhere on an open file, select "split left"
If it duplicates a file, "x" it out.
Result:
I have created a beginners cheat sheet for Atom that lists some introductory notes and keyboard shortcut commands etc. Its on github #
https://github.com/pd-gmit/atom-cheatsheet/blob/master/atom_cheatsheet.md
You could always just right click anywhere on the file and the split options are available in the context menu.
How do you format code in the LightTable IDE? I'm talking about the equivalent of Ctrl + Shift + F in Eclipse.
You can do this by holding CTRL + SPACE and then searching for "Smart Indent".
Light table does not have all the features of a full IDE yet, the main feature it has is live editing
Does XCode 4 have keyboard shortcut for the two menu options: Edit > Find > Replace and Find Next / Previous?
If not, (1) why not, (2) how do I create them, and (3) which key combinations do you recommend for the shortcuts?
As for Find & Replace, they are provided by default now (version 4.2.1):
Find & Replace: Cmd + Option + F
Find & Replace in Workspace: Cmd + Option + Shift + F
As for Find next/Find previous, you should be able to use standard Cmd-G and Cmd-Shift-G Mac shortcuts.
But the keyboard shortcut for Edit > Find > Replace doesn't seem to be provided by default. However, you can set up one if you go to XCode 4 Preferences (Cmd-,) and then click Key Bindings. There are options available for Replace, Replace All as well as Replace and Find Next.
You can do that by
Find & Replace: Cmd + Option + F
Find & Replace(in Workspace): Cmd + Option + Shift + F.
Also you can change this control as per your preference by following these steps:
1. Xcode > Preferences
2. Select Key Bindings
3. Search for command you want to replace and then add a suitable combination.
Refer to the attached Image.
Hope it helps. All the best