Helpful Keyboard Shortcuts
Helpful Keyboard Shortcuts!
This isn't necessarily for repl.it but for everything. (I will only do windows for now.)
On MacOS, replace Ctrl with Cmd.
- Delete the last word using backspace instead of just one letter.
The way to do this is ctrl + backspace. - Go to the beginning or ending of the last word or word in front of cursor.
The way to do this is ctrl + left arrow or right arrow. - Switch tabs (Chrome, might work on other browsers)
The way to do this is ctrl + tab. - switch windows (again chrome tested may work on other browsers.)
the way to do this is ctrl + n - switch between windows (same as before)
The way to do this is alt + tab. - close a tab (same as before)
the way to do this is ctrl + w. - close a window (same as before)
The way to do this is ctrl + shift + w. - Undo latest change (same as before.)
the way to do this is ctrl + z - redo latest undo. (same as before)
the way to do this is ctrl + Y or ctrl + shift + z. - open link in new tab (same as before)
the way to do this is ctrl + clicking the link. - open last closed tab (same as before)
the way to do this is ctrl + shift + t. - Zoom in or out (same as before)
the way to do this is ctrl + using the scrolling feature on mice or mouse pads.
That was most of the shortcuts
Those were the ones I use most. here are some that are repl based:
Run repl
ctrl + enter
Open shell
ctrl + shift + s
open preferences
ctrl + ,
Open version control sidebar
ctrl + shift + g
open debugger
ctrl + shift + d
toggle command bar
ctrl + .
Open multiplayer mode
ctrl + shift + m
Open packages sidebar
ctrl + shift + L
Even More!
There can be some more shortcuts found here
These are pretty standard, KDE has all.
In FF it’s M-\d
@CodeLongAndPros I know that they're pretty standard its just that most people look over them and they can be really helpful cutting time of having the do something by half.
@JordanDixon1 It’s just that I don’t like anything being “Windows only” if it’s not.
@CodeLongAndPros Ah. Alright I'll change that. I only put windows only cause that's the only os I know lol.
@JordanDixon1 You can also add a clause:
On MacOS, replace Ctrl with Cmd
@JordanDixon1 Also in Linux, there’s the MagicSysRQ key.
You hold Alt-PrintScr and press a key to send a command to the Kernel.
- R - Set keyboard to raw mode
- E - Send SIG15 to all processes > 1
- I - Send SIG9 to all processes > 1
- S - Sync discs
- U - Unmount all disks as RO
- B - Reboot
- O - Poweroff
- F - OOM killer
Cool
@Bookie0 Thanks. (Only one more cycle until your number becomes this year XD)
Lol thanks @JordanDixon1
ctrl + / starts a one line comment in TypeScript. didnt test the rest of them