PhpStorm uses Ctrl instead of 'Command' on Mac OS. Can anyone help me change it quickly? It's ruining my life
Take a look at https://www.jetbrains.com/help/phpstorm/2016.2/configuring-keyboard-shortcuts.html That guide should help you get your keyboard shortcuts set to command instead of ctrl
Same issue here, it turns out I changed the keymap configuration to a different version and forgot about it.
I just switched to Default and now all cmd shortcuts work just fine.
To do this:
Go to Preferences
Click Keymap
In the right screen, change the dropdown to your liking.
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How to disable / enable Vimium in Chrome with simple keyboard shortcut? Trying to avoid using the mouse. :)
For example, in Vim for Visual studio, the entire Vim can be toggled on/off with Ctrl+Shift-F12, handy in Chrome where some pages have shortcuts, that Vim interfers with.
Pop-up help (?) doesnt helpt.
I don't think there is a shortcut for that. What you could do is to use the SimpleExtManager, to assign the keyboard shortcut.For detailed instructions on how to use it, check this answer
Switching between console panels should be possible with Ctrl+[ or ] as per devtools help:
But it does nothing for me. The same goes for Ctrl+Alt+[.
Is it because I'm using french keyboard?
Is it possible to use these shortcuts with a french keyboard?
It could be because you have an extension that is overriding the shortcuts.
Open chrome://extensions/
Scroll to the bottom, click 'Keyboard shortcuts"
Ensure that no shortcuts replicate Chrome defaults. If they do, click the X to remove them.
I just set my keyboard to french on mac and enabled:
Now by hitting ⌘+1 (on the french keyboard it's ⌘+&) it works. Do not actually use SHIFT to get the actual number on the french keyboard.
Can someone tell me if there is a shortcut in PhpStorm that allows to go back to the file I was before I press Ctrl+B shortcut?
Edit: Ctrl+B may be the key shortcut for navigating to the declaration of a variable (the part of the code that states what $var is set to).
Yes, there is shortcut for that: ALT + left (Navigate -> Back)
The command Back from the Navigate menu should do what you need. On OSX, using the default keymap, its shortcut is Alt-Cmd-Left.
I started to use Chrome workspaces which is an awesome feature. Unfortunately the "toggle comment" shortcut (http://anti-code.com/devtools-cheatsheet/) "Cmd+/" is not working. When I press "Cmd+7" nothing happens or if the "switch panels" is on, then the panels switch. When pressing "Cmd + shift + 7" the help menu shows up from the top bar. How can I fix this. I really need this toggle comment shortcut.
There is a bug with some shortcuts that require to press a modifier key on non-english keyboard. I reported the issue here.
Workaround for Windows/Linux :
If you are using a german keyboard layout, pressing Ctrl + * should do the trick in the meantime. Make sure you use the * that is not on the numerical keyboard.
Workaround for Mac OS :
Use a keyboard layout editor, for example Ukelele, so as you can output a / without having to press Shift or any other modifier key.
I just checked that the shortcuts you are trying to use do actually work. I wrote the cheatsheet btw. The shortcuts work when you are using Chrome Canary, and you have to set up a workspace to work on the code that way. Also, Cmd+7 for me jumps to the 7th tab in my DevTools. Perhaps you have some other program overriding the shortcut key for that.
For more information on workspaces
There's also a more comprehensive list of shortcuts here.
I am having problem with Monodevelop 2.4 on windows 7 x64. When using Control-Tab to switch between documents a little window pops up with "Pads" on the left and "Documents" on the right side. It stops reacting to any input except mouse (blocking the application completely), it does not disappear until I minimize main window, then restore it and hit Control + TAB again.
I tried downloading and installing mono-2.6.7-gtksharp-2.12.10-win32-2.exe and switching to its runtime with no luck.
Has anybody experienced the same issue?
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You can turn off the "Enable document switch dialog" option in the Visual Style preferences to work around this problem.
Yes, this is a known bug pending to be fixed.