Powerful JavaScript editor webstorm code prompts for slowness and other ideas

Go to D2 and find that the hedger JS editor is webstorm. Download it and try it. The result shows:

Although webstorm JS prompts are far less powerful than Aptana (enter the letter D without prompting document), as intellij idea's Js scaling version, other functions are also expected.

Specifically:

1. The file does not need to be saved. You can directly view the demo after you have completed the knock (FF also has a similar plug-in, which was previously recommended by Luo yunabcd ).

2. self-built SVN. If the server version of SVN is not used, local version management is provided. Very convenient.

3. There are various browser browsing shortcuts on the right side of the editing, making it faster and faster.
A bad point is to eat memory.

The JS prompt is slow today.

It is found that the value of 1000 under Settings> Code Completion> autopopup is changed to 0, and the value of 1000 in parameter info on the right is also changed to 0,

 

The prompt will not be slow.

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Intellij-idea shortcut:

 

ALT + Press enter to import the package and modify it automatically.
CTRL + N lookup class
CTRL + Shift + N search for files
CTRL + ALT + L formatCode
CTRL + ALT + O optimized imported classes and packages
ALT + Insert to generate code (such as get, set, constructor, etc)
CTRL + E or alt + Shift + C recently changed code
CTRL + R replace text
CTRL + F search for text
CTRL + Shift + Space auto-completion code
CTRL + Space Code prompt
CTRL + ALT + Space class name or interface name prompt
CTRL + P method parameter prompt
CTRL + Shift + ALT + N. Search for methods or variables in a class.
ALT + Shift + C. Compare the recently modified code
 
Shift + F6 Reconstruction - Rename
CTRL + Shift + First press
CTRL + X Delete rows
CTRL + D. Copy the row.
CTRL +/ Or CTRL + Shift +/ Note ( // Or /*...*/)
CTRL + J Automatic Code
CTRL + E. Recently opened files
CTRL + H display class structure
CTRL + Q: Show comments
ALT + F1 locate code
ALT + 1 Quickly open or hide a project panel
CTRL + ALT + Left / Right returns the position of the previous browsing
ALT + Left / Right Switch Code view
ALT + Up / Down fast moving between methods
CTRL + Shift + Up / Down code up / .
F2 or shift + F2 highlight error or warning quick locating
 
After the code tag is entered, press tab to generate the code.
Select text and press Ctrl + Shift + F7, highlight all the text, and Press ESC to highlight and disappear.
CTRL + W selected code, continuous press will have other effects
Select text and press ALT + F3: Find the same text one by one and highlight it.
CTRL + Up / Move the cursor down to the first or last line
CTRL + B. Quickly open the class or method at the cursor

 

Someone may ask, does intellij-idea's shortcut key webstorm support? Yes. The two are developed by the same company.

Just as Eclipse expands its series of Ides, its sub-products support most shortcut keys of E.

For example, myeclipse, Aptana, zendstudio, and flex.

(In addition, we found that the default shortcut key of webstorm is too silly. ctlr + X is used to delete a single row. After modification, we found that it can be changed to Visual Studio, Eclipse, or netbean style ).

Keymap --> keymaps

 

To learn how to use a software, start with the shortcut key, which is the cornerstone of efficient work, so the most important thing is. The highest level of shortcut keys is to modify the software shortcut keys. Based on the shortcut keys for frequently used software modifications:

1. Photoshop:

F1: Create a layer (because creating a layer in PS, especially a new variable in JS, is frequently used and important. F1-> help is a waste of this key ).

F2: create a file

F3: Full canvas display

F4: actual pixel display

F5: storage for Web format, that is the original to (CTRL + Shift + ALT + S) press the five keys to complete the storage after the optimized GIF, jpg or png-8, png-24, if you are interested, you can compare the size of JPG stored in this mode with that stored in ctlr + shft + S.

F9: crop (cut the chart after the selected area and edit the command)

F10: Free change (originally ctlr + T)

F11.

F12: paint brush (originally F5), F12 was originally for restoration, and this painless command occupies such a large key, which is too much-a waste.

Image --> mode --> index color changed to: Ctrl + '-' (minus sign), RGB mode Ctrl + '(plus sign)

Layer --> New --> change from layer creation group to Ctrl + '.' (full stop)

 

Layer --> layer style copy icon style changed to: Alt + Ctrl + C, copy layer style: Alt + Ctrl + V

2. Dreamweaver

F1: Comment on html

F2: multi-line comment JS

F3: single-line comment JS

F6: uncomment

Edit --> code collapse --> collapse the selected Ctrl + ',' (comma) fold the complete tag Ctrl + '.' (full stop)

Zencoding extension expand: Ctrl + return

Format: Ctrl + Shift + F, which is the same as that in eclipse. But I cannot figure out why there is no shortcut key allocation for such an important operation in.

Eclipse series: F4 is Max window

In particular, you can think of shortcuts in windows,

Run the following command to see what will happen?

Notepad, Calc, mspaint, control, Main. CPL, etc,

Search for EXE in system c: \ windows \ system32. All the files that come out after CPL can be used in the operation.

In fact, sometimes the shortcut key is likeAlgorithmThe same is true. In Windows, there is also a mandatory killer that was originally obtained from ctlr + W in Photoshop. In W, basically all browser windows can be closed using this.

Finally, if you are interested, you can test what will happen to Alt + enter in cmd. What will happen to the same shortcut key in execl?

Haha, in fact, the interaction between people and computers is wonderful. As long as you control the critical lifeline of the problem, you can achieve the calm realm of Taishan's collapse in front of you without changing colors.

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