Python idle shortcut list

When editing the status:

CTRL + [, CTRL +] indentCode
Alt + 3 alt + 4 comment, uncomment the code line
Alt + 5 alt + 6 switch indent mode space <=> Tab
Alt +/the word is completed. Once it appears in the text, it can be automatically completed. Multiple times can be selected cyclically
Alt + M open the module code, select the module first, and then press this shortcut key to help you open the py source code for viewing the module
Alt + C open a browser to switch between methods in the source code file
Alt + FP open the path browser to facilitate selection of import packages for viewing and browsing
Open the python document in F1, which is easier than editplus. You don't need to set it.

It is worth noting that the CTRL + space shortcut key conflicts with the Windows Input Method switching hot key, it does not matter, when you really need to prompt the stop, there will still be code prompts. Other commonly used shortcut keys are just as expected.

During editing, press F5 to go to shell debugging.There are also shortcut keys in Shell, Both are convenient
Alt + DG first locate the error line. Press this shortcut key to quickly locate the error location
Alt + DS directly displays the error history and finds the root cause.
Alt + DA If You Need To press each time, it is not convenient. Press this button, and subsequent errors will show history
Alt + dd open the debugging window and go to the single-step debugging for convenience.
CTRL + F6 restart shell to clear the previous import records
In addition, it is worth noting that

Alt + n Alt + P can be used to search for commands previously entered to complete the current command
CTRL + arrow keys can be enhanced. Try again (4490 ).

 

For more information, see Options> Configure idle… In the idle menu bar... -> Keys Tab

If you want to customize the shortcut key, select the command to be customized, and then click get new keys for selection