Animation display 16 Sublime Text Shortcut Key Usage

Animation display 16 Sublime Text Shortcut Key Usage

After I made a demo containing some on-site code, some viewers asked me how I operated so quickly. Of course, there is no only answer here. The answer is a bunch of Simple Shortcuts and a combination of a lot of practices. In response to those inquiries, I think it is necessary to look at the shortcut keys that I don't need to think about every day.

Here is15A list of 16 shortcut keys (one custom shortcut key) is displayed in GIF animation, Which is used every day. Enjoy it!

(Note: The shortcuts listed in the original article are OS X environments. To facilitate the learning of kids shoes in Windows and Linux environments, the translator will note the corresponding shortcuts in Windows and Linux)

Select

• Select the next match for a selected item
• Select all matching items for a selected item
• Select the start and end labels associated with the cursor
• Select container content (new)
• Select the content in the brackets

Move rows and text

• Move up or move down a row
• Copy row or selected item
• Increase and decrease indentation

Cut and delete, copy and paste

• Cut a row or select an item
• Paste and retain indentation
• Wrap rows or selected items with tags
• Remove unclosed container elements

Text and numeric operations

• Mathematical Expression Calculation
• Increment and decrease
• Uppercase and lowercase

Comment and align Variables

• Comment selected items/rows
• AlignTab custom shortcut

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Select the next match for a selected item: lifecycle + D

(Translator's note: ctrl + d)

Place the cursor over a word and press forward + D to select the word. If you hold down the limit and press D multiple times, the next match of the selected item is selected. Press "hide" and then press "D" three times. Three identical texts are selected.

Select all matching items for a selected item: CTRL + ← + G

(Note: alt + f3)

Same as above, but it selects all matching items in the file. Be careful with this because it can select all the matching items in a file ..

Select the start and end labels associated with the cursor: cursor + K

(Translator's note: ctrl + shift + ')

This is a magic weapon. You may want to keep all attributes unchanged, but only want to select tags. When you do this, you will notice that you can operate multiple tags at a time. * Emmet plug-in is required

Select the container content: CTRL + D

(Translator's note: ctrl + shift +)

If you place the cursor between the text and press the above key, you will select the text, just like Notepad + D. However, if you press it again, the parent container is selected, and then the parent container of the parent container is selected. * Emmet plug-in is required

Select the content in the brackets: margin + Space

(Translator's note: ctrl + shift + m)

This helps to select everything between parentheses. The same applies to CSS.

Move up or move down rows: CTRL + ← + ↓ or ↓

(Translator's note: ctrl + shift + unlock or unlock)

Copy a row or select an item: rows + D

(Translator's note: ctrl + shift + d) If you have selected the text, it will copy your selected items. Otherwise, place the cursor on the row and copy the entire row.

Increase and decrease indentation: Increment + [or]

(Translator's note: ctrl + [or])

Cut row or selected item: Limit + X

(Translator's note: ctrl + x)

Cut a line to your clipboard and paste it elsewhere.

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