I know about this tool https://github.com/NV/chrome-devtools-autosave
However, I would like to set up the workspaces manually in Chrome. If I apply new styles on the Styles panel they will be persisted automatically.
But when I enter new HTML or javascript, i have to press Ctrl + S, Ctrl + R in order to see the changes. I can't turn on autosave. Perhaps there is a setting in the settings panel, or a simple extension which will do this?
This is the feature request you are looking for. Unfortunately they don't seem to be in any hurry so I advice to star it by as many people as possible.
CTRL + SHIFT + S for saving all files
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I'm creating a simple HTML webpage and, I don't know how, I opened a context menu that has many graphic items like buttons, checkboxes and so.
How do I open that context menu? It seems like a simpler way to create a webpage.
Do you mean Window / IDE Tools / Palette (Ctrl + Shift + 8)?
When I press Ctrl + Shift + P in VSCode (shortcut for "Command Palette") nothing happens.
Side note: I've just installed VSCode on my new PC (Windows 10,) so it's a fresh installation if that helps (it works on my laptop.) This is unsettling since I can actually see Ctrl + Shift + P listed in the bindings table.
It's important! Since for the most part I use this command to habitually open files.
Now I understand it can be possibly caused by some other software, perhaps -- I'm looking into that (will post what I find, if I ever get it to work.)
If I can't figure it out, I'm simply going to rewire it (at least for now) in key bindings but it's not really what I want to do.
Meanwhile, is there any classic cases that can jam Command Palette, specific to new installation?
This is an actual issue on GitHub There is a good chance it's caused by other software which may be something like:
Password keychains
Screen capture
OBS
(Check any similar software you might use I can almost guarantee that one of the other apps is intercepting it globally. You said it's a new installation, so you probably installed other apps.)
To see all shortcuts or rebind Ctrl + S, then K as per this edit keyboard shortcuts tutorial. Make sure Ctrl+Shift+P is on this list. Another issue that could cause this is your VSCode json settings file is read only or doesn't exist for some reason. A lot less likely, but still worth checking. Good luck with this.
Razer Cortex after the last update started to intercept Ctrl + Shift + P and other keybindings. I've turned it off and it helps, but you can try to change those keybindings in the Cortex settings if that's what causing the problem in your case.
it would be "ctrl + k + s" to see the command list, and yes F1 is the alternative to "Ctrl+shift+P" I also have Razer mouse and it seems to conflict.
For Mac Users
In Mac had the same problem and realized that it occures after triggering Git Lense extention. A quick inspection on key bindings and disabling the non-default binding there solved the problem.
For me, TickTick on the Mac had overtaken the Command+Shift+P. I disabled it in TickTick -> More -> Hotkeys and removing the global shortcut.
A more general way to remove conflicting shortcuts on MacOS:
choose Apple menu > System settings, then click Keyboard in the sidebar. (You may need to scroll down.)
Click Keyboard Shortcuts on the right. A warning icon appears next to conflicting keyboard shortcuts. Double-click the shortcut, then change it.
I'm using Eclipse IDE and Aptana Studio. Is there any keyboard-shortcut that takes indicator to the next tag? I think the keyboard-shortcut is the same in both IDEs.
Try Ctrl + Shift + Arrow Up/Down
It works only inside a parent Tag. For example, if you have a Parent Tag called <Books> and lots of child Tags called <Book>, if you place the cursor over a <Book> Tag, you can navigate (via the mentioned shortcut) between every book. When you reach the last one, it doesn't go off the </Books> Tag.
Ctrl + Page up/ page down I guess and
Ctrl + Shift + L : will show all shortcuts.
I finally found the short key. it's just the tab button! but there is one thing you should do before and that is going to help>install new software and add this address http://update.aptana.com/update/studio/3.2
after then you need to find HTML editor (use filters) and there you go. now you can use tab key to move to next tag.
With Aptana 3 you can use ctrl + numpad 8 to go up or ctrl + numpad 2 to go down a list of markup elements. Did the work for me :)
EDIT : Well it worked only because I had Zen Coding installed, so if you want that functionality you can install zen coding (which is a must have anyway).
You may have to change the key binding.
Eclipse has an MDI structure (Multi Document Interface), so the search panel, the package explorer and the code editor can all be open in one window, but I haven't found a keyboard shortcut for switching between these panels. For example, after I search the code-base, I would love to have a quick shortcut for going back to the code editor.
If I understand your question correct, you are probably looking for Ctrl + F7 and Ctrl + Shift + F7. Other navigational shortcuts can be found in the menu: Window > Navigation.
Not an universal shortcut for going to any panel, but:
Ctrl+Shift+E
allows you to go back to any Editor (although it's still a little heavyweight for quick editor navigation).
And if you want to switch between perspectives its: Crtl + F8 and Ctrl + Shift + F8. You can go to Help > Key Assist... for a full list of shortcuts (this list will change depending on the active editor etc.).
There are two ways to do it.
One is how #VonC did it, in an earlier reply; using CTRL+SHIFT+E which opens a box containing all the panes with their paths.
The other one is to simply use CTRL+E, which will open a pop-up just over your cursor containing the list of panes open. Parse using arrows and ENTER
is there any way to have either
shortcut or
icon
for svn Update to HEAD of one project (not all of them) in eclipse? It would make my life much much easier.
I have few php projects though. Time to time I click 'commit' by accident.
Running Eclipse for PHP Developers - Helios release - on OS X.
I'm posting this to help anyone interested since I got a lot of grief before figuring this out..
You have to go to Settings > General > Keys and bind the shortcuts as the others have said.
I have:
Commit: Ctrl + Alt + C
Update to HEAD: Ctrl + Alt + U
Synchronize with Repository: Ctrl + Alt + S, all "In Windows"
But, in order for the shortcuts to work, you must go to Window dropdown menu > Customize Perspective > Command Groups Availability and there check the SVN box.
With this option you also get a dropdown menu called SVN with all the relevant commands.
Selecting the file/package/project/working set and pressing the keys does its magic.
In preferences go to Bindings
Sort by category
Find SVN
Assign a shortcut to "Update"
Mine is Ctrl + U
Go to preferences and type "Bindings" in the search at the top and play around with that. You can't bind a button to it, but you might be able to bind a key to do what you want.