Keyboard Usage
- Ctl-D performs a doIt on the current selection. If nothing is explicitly selected, the current line is
selected automatically.
- Ctl-I does an inspectIt on the current selection. If nothing is explicitly selected, the current line is
selected automatically.
- Ctl-S does a showIt on the current selection. If nothing is explicitly selected, the current line is
selected automatically.
- Ctl-O opens a browser on the declaration of the currently selected global identifier.
- Tab lets you traverse the widget hierarchy, and backtab works the same way in reverse.
- Ctl-E will expand the current text view to match the size of the text (within limits). A very useful
thing to do if you're looking at a big method or comment, or just typed past the end of the viewport
and feel cramped.
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