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You can provide faster and easier use by using the keyboard shortcuts defined on the IDE. Our shortcuts;

  • Ctrl + F1 : It serves to shorten the code structure defined in parentheses. (Where the cursor is is important. The parenthesis should stop right after the opening part.)

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  • Ctrl + F : (Search/Find) Opens the search bar. If you select a word and press Ctrl + F, it searches for the word you selected.

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If you click the “+” button under the search bar, it has the feature of changing the word you are looking for. Example; The variable “number” is an existing variable name. You can change this variable to "numberText". If you click the Replace button next to it, it only changes the "number" variable you selected. If you click the All button, all the "number" variables are changed. (Note that it also changes all variable names with number at the beginning or middle.)

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Let's see what the buttons at the bottom right of the image above do:

.* (RegExp Search) :Regex; It is a search structure used to detect repetitive or unique structures in texts, which has the regular expression expansion and means regular expression in our language. Regular expressions allow you to get fast results on large datasets.
Aa (CaseSensitive) : When searching, case sensitivity treats upper and lower case letters differently and searches as such. For example, we searched for name and if the variable name is Name, it will not see this variable name.
\b ( Whole Search) : It just takes the typed variable. For example, there are 2 separate variables "number" and "numberValue" and you just want to change the variable "number" to "number1" in all the used places. If you don't click the /b button, it changes the variable name to "number1Value" because "numberValue" is preceded by "number". /b just changes the variable "number" when you click it.
S (Search In Selection) : It only deletes the selected one. In other words, when you activate this button, even if you click the "All" button, it will still change the selected one.
  • Ctrl + Z : It is the Undo button.
  • Ctrl + <spacebar> : The code completion popup.

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  • Ctrl + Shift + U : Converts all values ​​in the selected field to lowercase.
  • End key : Goes to the end of the row.
  • Home key : Goes to the start of the row.
  • Enter key : Adds a carriage return.
  • Insert key : It returns the insert and the mod is on/off.
  • Delete key : Deletes the character to the right of the cursor.
  • Tab key : Adds a tab.
  • Ctrl + Right Arrow key : Starting from the area where the cursor is located, it jumps to the right word by word.
  • Ctrl + Back key : It deletes all blank lines from the current position to the upper position.
  • Ctrl + Home key : Goes to the top line of the IDE.
  • Ctrl + End key : Goes to the bottom line of the IDE.
  • Ctrl + Delete key : Deletes the selected block.
  • Ctrl + Up Arrow key : The cursor remains stationary and the screen scrolls upwards.
  • Ctrl + Down Arrow key : The cursor remains stationary and the screen scrolls downwards.
  • Shift + Right Arrow key : Moves the cursor to the right and selects areas as you scroll.
  • Shift + Left Arrow key : Moves the cursor to the left and selects areas as you scroll.
  • Shift + Up Arrow key : Moves upwards from the area where the cursor is located and the areas it passes through are selected.
  • Shift + Down Arrow key : Moves down from the area where the cursor is located and selects the areas it passes through.
  • Shift + End key : Selects from the cursor position to the end of the current line.
  • Shift + Home key : Selects from the cursor position to the beginning of the current line.
  • Ctrl +Shift + Left Arrow key : Selects the word to the left of the cursor.
  • Ctrl +Shift + Right Arrow key : Selects the word to the right of the cursor.
  • Ctrl + Shift + Home key : Selects from the cursor position to the beginning of the current file.
  • Ctrl + Shift + End key : Selects from the cursor position to the end of the current file.
  • Shift + Alt + Up Arrow key : Writes the same line where the cursor is on the line above.
  • Shift + Alt + Down Arrow key : Writes the line where the cursor is located on the next line.
  • Click + Alt + mousemove : Selects column-oriented blocks.
  • Ctrl + K : Goes to all existing lines of the selected word.
  • Alt Gr + 7 : Selected rows, put it in the comment line.
  • Ctrl + mouseclick : You can select the fields and change the selected fields at the same time.
  • Ctrl + S : It is the save process.
  • Ctrl + + key : Zoom
  • Ctrl + - key : Zoom out
  • Alt + F1 : When an object is selected and this shortcut is used, a screen displaying the properties of the selected object appears, allowing access to all of its features.



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