I wants to disable intelligence in Netbeans while writing code.Can we change the behavior of ctrl+space in netbeans. Is it possible and if so then how ?
You can change the behavior on this, if you go to Tools/Options/Keymap.
Then "search in shortcuts" for ctrl+space and assign any different shortcut.
If you want it not to pop out, go to Tools|Options|Editor|Code Completion and uncheck "Auto popup completion window" and "Auto popup documentation window"
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I do not like the Visual Studio multi cursor options, and I never use them.
Inevitably, I phantom-pressing some key combination that brings up a multi cursor option, then I write some code, and then the code is destroyed afterward. Please tell me how to completely disable all such functionality in Visual Studio Code. I am running on Ubuntu, but also interested in how to accomplish this on Windows (if there is any difference).
I should mention, that this happens literally once every 5 minutes to me on Ubuntu, but in Windows it happens much less frequently (like once an hour).
Un-check Selection->Column Selection Mode
You can remove the keyboard shortcut(s) that trigger this functionality.
Click on the gear on the bottom-left corner of the window and choose "Keyboard Shortcuts" from the menu. Type "Add Cursor" into the "Search" box and it shows only the commands that contain "Add Cursor" in their name.
Right-click on each command that add a cursor and has a keyboard shortcut associated and select "Remove Keybinding".
Also search for "Multi-Cursor". It could return the command "Toggle Multi-Cursor Modifier" that is associated to a combination of modifier keys (one or more of Ctrl, Alt, Shift). If such a combination of keys is pressed when you click in the editor window it adds a new text cursor at the click position. You should also removed these key bindings.
Set this settings in editor settings :
"editor.columnSelection": false,
In Android Studio :
Un-check Selection->Column Selection Mode
Anyone know if its possible to remap CTRL+7?
Coming from eclipse I'm looking for a shortcut for "goto method". I've re-mapped all my other favourite shortcuts but this one is eluding me. CTRL+7 seems to be the netbeans equivalent of eclipses CTRL+O but I can't see it in the netbeans keymap.
I've looked though all the actions in Tools -> Options -> Keymap. I can't see CTRL+7 in there nor I can see an action which sounds/looks like "goto navigator".
Netbeans 8.1.
In, Tools->Options->Keymap, I typed CTRL+7 in the "Search in Shortcuts" text field. This lists the following action:
Navigator | Ctrl+7 | Window
You can click the "..." menu button to clear the shortcut so that you can re-use it for a different action.
Is it possible to have IntelliJ/Cursive display a pop-up with s-form's definition and documentation when that s-form is hovered over with a mouse, like it's done in Eclipse? Ctrl+Q seems to bring up the window, but I'd like for it to open up automatically without me hitting a shortcut. Is this a configurable setting or something? Also, what is a similar key combination to bring up a source pop-up?
Thank you in advance.
No, there's no way to do this automatically on hover. You can see the source pop-up using View->Quick Definition - the keybinding will depend on the keymap and platform you're using. The keybinding should be shown in the menu, otherwise you can search for "Quick Definition" in Settings->Keymap.
Well the title may be little confusing, but I believe everyone is familiar with the feature that Eclipse usually lets you autocorrect the possible mistakes just by clicking a light bulb
icon present at the left margin of the code editor. When we press that light bulb, we get some autocorrect options in a context menu. Is there any available shortcut for that?
I think you mean Ctrl+1 (Press the Control-Key then without releasing it, press the One-Key)
That should pop up that menu, if the cursor is on the error (in your case between the C and the l from CustomerImpl).
Is there any way in Netbeans of displaying the contextual menu with the keyboard? I've tried Shift+F10 and the key next to the right Ctrl key with no success, but I can open it clicking with the right button.
Saludos.
Shift+F10 is the official way in Netbeans 6.9. If this is not working for you, go to "Tools" - "Options" - "Keymap" and check which shortcut is assigned to "Popup"