How can I do auto-completion of text in the Dymola model editor? Also, same question for the command prompt.
In the editor, start typing then hit Ctrl + space.
I don't know about the command prompt.
/Rene
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When I place my cursor at any position inside a text like the string in this photo, vs code automatically mildly highlights the entire string. Is there any shortcut key for selecting and copying this entire text highlighted by vs code?
Example: String being mildly highlighted by vs code How to select/copy this with a keyboard shortcut?
Update:
Added gif to show the highlighting - gif showing the highlighting
There's not a single, builtin keyboard shortcut for the behavior you described, but you can use a combination of two to achieve the result you want:
The first is called "Expand Selection" in the VS Code app, and the online keybindings documentation describes it as "Expand AST Selection" (editor.action.smartSelect.expand). The default platform keybindings for this are:
linux: shift + alt + right
mac: shift + ctrl + cmd + right
win: shift + alt + right
If the highlighted string is one word, it will require one use, and if the string is multi-word, it will require two uses.
After that, the selection will be complete, and you can simply copy (cmd/ctrl + c).
Demo:
If in a string, triggering the command editor.action.smartSelect.grow a couple of times should select that entire string. And then you can copy the normal way Ctrl+C.
That command is unbound by default. You can assign a keybinding to it in the Keyboard Shortcuts editor by searching for smartSelect and click on the little pencil icon next to the command.
I've achieved Intellisense from the Powershell via PSReadLine, but unlike fish shell where a word from the path can be concluded by hitting Ctrl + Right Arrow, I can't find any such shortcut or solution for this issue in Powershell. If any solutions, I please welcome them.
Example :
I now want to obtain cd '.\PICS\KIRAN\' only.
In fish shell, it's the scenario where you click Ctrl + Right Arrow for 2 times and then you get the expected result.
What should I do to obtain the same result in Windows Powershell ?
Alt+F (forward)
Alt+B (backword)
When editing a script (on a Macbook Pro) in the Matlab editor, what is a keyboard shortcut to move the cursor to the end of the file?
The command to get to the end of file is
Cmd+down arrow
But you need to double check in the Preferences->Keyboard->Shortcuts.
Type Cursor End Document in the Search Option. You will see there is a few conflicts. What you can do is customize the shortcut according to yourself.
I use the vi editor on the command line, and I really like it.
I use
set -o vi
to set the bindings.
The only thing is that I have to use the up and down arrows to cycle through the
previous executed commands.
In the emacs key bindings it was Ctrl+p to get to the previous command. It is the one emacs binding I miss.
I have been looking for something like it vi - but can't find it. My search gets diverted to the text editing vi binding for previous command which is held in " : " or hitting Ctrl+F to get a command window. I am using vi on the command line instead of emacs. There has to be something.
Is there something comparable in the vi command line ?
Using the Up / Down arrow keys is driving me nuts.
Actually I found the answer on this on this site:
Working Productively in Bash's Vi Command Line Editing Mode (with Cheat Sheet)
Make sure set -o vi is set to 'on'. Hit Ctrl+[ or escape to get to command mode. Then tap k go up the history and j to go down. It is so intuitive that I imagine most vi power-users discover it without trying, without help.
Thanks.
When I copy a piece of clojure code into Eclipse, how could I fix the format problem? In some text editors, there's reindent/format command or shortcut, is there a way to handle code formating in Eclipse?
Ctrl+A, then Ctrl+I
Ctrl+A for Select all,
Ctrl+I for indent the current line.