Common Erlang shortcut keys (Emacs)

I have previously reposted an article about common Emacs shortcut keys:

Http://blog.romebuilder.com/2011/11/534/

The following describes how to add the preceding shortcut keys and the Erlang shortcut keys:

Common shortcut key supplement

C-x d directory management interface, which can be used to open files in different directories

C-x C-Q enables the Directory management interface to enter the Editable mode. In this mode, you can modify the file name under the directory. The change takes effect through C-x C-s.

M-g locates the specified row

C-x H full-text selection (all selected)

M-H: select the segment where the current cursor is located. continuous use of this shortcut key selects the current segment and the section after the current segment.

C-Z minimizes the current window (in Linux, the application should be suspended, but in windows, the window is minimized)

Common Erlang keys

C-c-Q // format the current function

C-c-k // compile the current Code (source file)

 

M-Q

C-C // annotate the selected code block

C-c-u // uncomment the code block

 

C-c m-A // position the cursor to the header of the code block

C-c m-E // position the cursor to the end of the code block

C-c m-H // select the current code block

 

C-c-J // create a statement block for the pattern matching function

C-c-y // paste the parameter of the function closest to the current cursor at the cursor

 

C-c-A // specifies the arrow of the alignment block.

 

When Erlang mode is activated, the editor's menu bar will have an Erlang menu with many convenient menu items, such as the commonly used annotation format framework, of course, it also includes the aforementioned quick key operations.