I'm using the Right Click Opens Link New Tab Correct Order chrome extension, it allows me to right-click on links to directly open them in a new tab.
To get the context menu, I have to right-click while holding the Shift key, but I want to use Alt instead, i.e. Alt + Right Click to open the context menu.
I have tried the following hotkeys, they all failed:
!RButton::+RButton
!RButton::Send +{RButton}
!RButton::Send +{Click Right}
The only hotkey that works is this:
Alt::Shift
But it will break shortcuts like Alt+Tab etc. Is there a way to achieve this without unintended side effects?
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I right click this element in browser on Chrome, and my context menu is different to what is usually seen. I'm missing the open in new tab option. Is this correct? Why is it showing this versus the normal? is there a way to override this?
For an example after I go to the Project tab with Alt+1 shortcut and open specific file with pressing Enter I then want to go and edit content with single shortcut. Is there any way to do it?
There is couple of things that I can use, but neither does exactly what I want:
Ctrl+Tab - that opens the switcher and selects next file in switcher instead of allowing me to edit file with single Ctrl+Tab
Ctrl+E or Ctrl+Shift+E do different things but basically the result is simmilar as above
What I want is to simply edit the file after opening it with keyboard from Projects tab (without using mouse).
How can I move focus from any other tool window to text editor in PhpStorm?
Just press Esc key.
Works in every tool window. For built-in Terminal though you can (may have to) configure different shortcut for such action (as Esc can be needed there).
For an example after I go to the Project tab with Alt+1 shortcut and open specific file with pressing Enter I then want to go and edit content with single shortcut. Is there any way to do it?
Use F4 for that (action is available in context menu and called Jump to Source).
Ctrl+Tab - that opens the switcher and selects next file in switcher instead of allowing me to edit file with single Ctrl+Tab
Just press and release it quickly: it works just like Alt + Tab on Windows. If you keep modifier key pressed (Ctrl in this particular case) it will keep the Switcher window opened.
PhpStorm offers the functionality to "Scroll from Source", which shows the current open file in the Project's sidepanel like so:
Before click, the src folder is closed in sidebar, MailerFactory.php is open in editor's panel.
After click, sidebar has opened and selected the MailerFactory.php class in sidebar.
I don't want to use the mouse for this action, yet I am unable to find it in the keymap nor when I search for all actions using Ctrl + Shift + A (aka: "Enter action name or option name").
I can I scroll from source using the keyboard only?
There is no shortcut for that option (yes, that's an option of Project View panel and not actual action).
But you can use this one instead: Navigate | Select In... | Project View (Alt+F1, 1 using Default keymap).
In most Windows applications, I am able to replicate the right mouse button click using the combo Shift + F10. Shift + F10 is mapped as a shortcut to debug my current file in PHPStorm. I've looked around the mapping section in settings but wasn't able to find a way to restore this combo so that it mimics a right mouse click. Is this possible in PHPStorm?
The action you need is called Show Context Menu and located under Other branch in Settings | Keymap
P.S.
Screenshot above shows Shift+F10 shortcut already assigned to it.
P.P.S.
It is for v6, but I assume it will work in v5 as well.
I started to play with Sublime Text 2 editor and it seems to be pretty cool, but there is one thing that makes me a little bit confused.
When I open a project and then I will open the files which I need to update, these files are not displayed in tabs in the top bar, as is shown in the screenshot?
How could I display them?
Have you actually opened the file (i.e. double clicked it from the sidebar) or are you just viewing the file preview, which by design, doesn't appear as a tab in the main window.
You can view the tabs by opening the command pallet by typing CTRL + P (windows) or Command + Shift + p (Mac) and typing "View: Toggle Tabs"
This toggles the file tabs.
I have the same issue , I tried every thing but the open files are not showing
on the top of SUBLINE EDITOR , I double click each file but just show
on left side base not on top of SUBLINE as tab.