I've search around the internet and the Chrome Dev Editor options, but didn't find the shortcut to indent my code. I've tried a lot of shortcuts already, perhaps I missed one of them.
I think the extent is same as other Chromebook defaults.
Shift-Down - to select
tab to indent
shift-tab to outdent
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I recently switched from Brackets to VS Code and I can't find a specific keyboard shortcut that I used regularly on Brackets, and I can't custom create it because I don't know how to correctly describe the command to the program.
On Brackets I used to use the keyboard shortcut Shift+Ctrl+A and with a few lines selected it would let me format the complete selection. It opened a one-line command screen on the bottom and it would let me add up different tags for HTML for example. Let's say I had a few paragraphs that I needed to format into an ol, once selected I would simply type: ol>li* in the command screen and it would automatically format the whole selection.
English is not my first language so sorry if the explanation is kind of weird! I've been searching for a solution to this for some days and I'm getting nowhere.
Things I already tried/worth noting:
Installed the Brackets keymap extension (I went through all of the keybinds and couldn't replicate this)
Checked VSCode keybinds list.
I, unfortunately, uninstalled Brackets and can't take a screenshot of the thingy. I am regretting this so much already. I should have been more aware of the keyboard shortcuts and whatever extensions I had installed.
Maybe it has to do with an extension that I'm forgetting to install?
Something recently changed on my Chrome Dev Tool, but I'm not sure what it was. Generally, after debugging in Chrome, I copy my updated code and paste it into Notepad++. Recently the indention changed from 4 spaces to 2. At first I thought, "I'll just change the indention length in Notepad++", but then it makes my HTML harder to read.
I messed with the tab indent options in the Dev Tool settings, but it didn't fix my issue. I tried both "Detect Indention" On & Off and different spacings for "Default Indention". Please help!
I'd like to be able to use CTRL+T as a shortcut for swapping/transpose 2 letters just like in Sublime Text, Netbeans and even Bash. Is it possible?
Couldn't find anything relevant on Google.
It is very simple. Just create macros and then assign hotkey for this action. You can watch full how-to video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5E1ETYOzelU
UPD Also i find this plugin http://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/2162?pr=phpStorm
Swap Characters - set a shortcut in Settings
I use Webstorm as my IDE and Brackets for some quicker stuff.
Is there a light weight editor similar to brackets that has a snippets panel like Dreamweaver? or maybe one that has a plug in or extension that adds a snippets panel?
I'm familiar with live templates in Webstorm but I don't believe there is a way to have a list of them in a panel that is always visible. I much prefer to have a big panel of commonly used blocks of code and html tags that are always visible that I can just click on.
Thanks for the help.
Windows Only:
Notepad++ has a a snippet plug in which does the same thing. After installing Notepad++ you simply click the Plugin menu -> Plugin Manager. The tick snippets and press install. The rest is done for you.
Alternatives:
Sublime Text has a snippet tool but it's not the same as as Dreamweavers snippet panel.
I installed the last version of Notepad++, and I want to change the indentation from tabs to 2 spaces. In lower versions it was an easier task by just going to settings -> language, but it seems that it got changed and the settings are not same.
Does anyone know how to do this? thank's!
Select Settings -> Preferences... from the menubar, then select Tab Settings on the left of the dialog.