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Select the class
Ctrl+d Select the text that the cursor occupies, and continue to select the next same text.
Alt+f3 the selected text by pressing the shortcut key, you can select all the same text at once for simultaneous editing.
Ctrl+l selects the entire row, and continues to select the next row, with the same effect as the shift+↓ effect.
Ctrl+shift+l Select multiple rows First, and then press the shortcut key to insert the cursor at the end of each line to edit the rows at the same time.
Ctrl+shift+m Select the contents in parentheses (continue to select the parent bracket). The
ctrl+m cursor moves to the end or start position within the parentheses.
Ctrl+enter Inserts a new row on the next line. For a chestnut: even if the cursor is not at the end of the line, you can quickly insert a line down.
Ctrl+shift+enter Inserts a new row in the previous line.
Ctrl+shift+[Select the code, press the shortcut key, and collapse the code.
ctrl+shift+] Select the code, press the shortcut key, and expand the code.
Ctrl+k+0 expands all collapsed code. The
ctrl+← moves the cursor to the left and moves the cursor quickly. The
ctrl+→ moves the cursor to the right and moves the cursor quickly. The
Shift+↑ selects multiple rows upwards.
Shift+↓ to select more than a row.
Shift+← selects the text to the left.
shift+→ Select the text to the right.
ctrl+shift+← the text to the left of the unit.
ctrl+shift+→ the text to the right of the unit. The
ctrl+shift+↑ swaps the cursor at the line and the previous line of code (before inserting the row of the cursor into the previous row). The
ctrl+shift+↓ swaps the cursor at the line and the next line of code, inserting the row of the cursor after the next line.
Ctrl+alt+↑ adds a multiline cursor up, editing multiple lines at the same time.
Ctrl+alt+↓ adds a multiline cursor down to edit multiple lines at the same time.

Edit Class
Ctrl+j Merge the selected lines of code to one line. For a chestnut: merge the CSS properties of the multiline format into one line.
Ctrl+shift+d the entire line where the cursor is copied, and inserts it into the next row.
Tab right indent.
Shift+tab indents to the left.
Ctrl+k+k removes code from the cursor at the end of the line.
Ctrl+shift+k Delete the entire row.
ctrl+/Comment Line.
ctrl+shift+/comment Multiple lines.
Ctrl+k+u convert uppercase.
Ctrl+k+l convert lowercase.
CTRL + Z undo.
Ctrl+y restore Undo.
Ctrl+u soft undo, feeling and gtrl+z the same.
CTRL+F2 setting bookmarks
Ctrl+t around the letter interchange.
F6 Word detection spelling

Search class
Ctrl+f Open the bottom search box to find keywords.
Ctrl+shift+f find inside a folder
Ctrl+p Open the Search box. For a chestnut: 1. Enter the file name in the current project, quickly search for files, 2, enter @ and keywords, find the function name in the file, 3, enter: And number, jump to the line code in the file, 4, enter # and keyword, find the variable name.
Ctrl+g Open the Search box and automatically take:, enter a number to jump to that line of code.
Ctrl+r Open the Search box, automatically with @, enter keywords, find the function name in the file. For a chestnut: Quickly find a function on a page with more functions.
CTRL +: Open the search box, automatically with #, enter keywords, find variable names in the file, attribute names, and so on.
Ctrl+shift+p Open the Command box.
ESC exits the cursor multi-line selection, exits the search box, command box, and so on.

Display class
Ctrl+tab Toggles the tab of the current window in the order in which the files were browsed.
Ctrl+pagedown Toggles the tab of the current window to the left.
Ctrl+pageup Toggles the tab of the current window to the right.
alt+shift+1 window split screen, restore the default 1 screen (non-keypad number)
Alt+shift+2 left and right split screen-2 columns
Alt+shift+3 left and right split screen-3 columns
Alt+shift+4 left and right split screen-4 columns
Alt+shift+5 4 Screen
Alt+shift+8 Vertical Split Screen-2 screen
Alt+shift+9 Vertical Split Screen-3 screen
Ctrl+k+b Toggle the sidebar on/off.
F11: Full Screen mode
SHIFT+F11 free-to-disturb mode

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