⌘T | go to file |
⌘⌃P | go to project |
⌘R | go to methods |
⌃G | go to line |
⌘KB | toggle side bar |
⌘⇧P | command prompt |
⌃ ` | python console |
⌘⇧N | new window (useful for new project) |
⌘L | select line (repeat select next lines) |
⌘D | select word (repeat select others occurrences in context for multiple editing) |
⌃⇧M | select content into brackets |
⌘⇧↩ | insert line before |
⌘↩ | inter line after |
⌃⇧K | delete line |
⌘KK | delete from cursor to end of line |
⌘K⌫ | delete from cursor to start of line |
⌘⇧D | duplicate line(s) |
⌘J | join lines |
⌘KU | upper case |
⌘KL | lower case |
⌘ / | comment |
⌘⌥ / | block comment |
⌘Y | redo or repeat |
⌘⇧V | past and ident |
⌃ space | autocomplete (repeat to select next suggestion) |
⌃M | jump to matching brackets |
⌘U | soft undo (movement undo) |
⌘⇧U | soft redo (movement redo) |
⌘⇧A | select content into tag |
⌘⌥ . | close tag |
⌘F | find |
⌘⌥F | replace |
⌘⌥G | find next occurrence of current word |
⌘⌃G | select all occurrences of current word for multiple editing |
⌘⇧F | find in files |
⌘⌥1 | single column |
⌘⌥2 | two columns |
⌘⌥5 | grid (4 groups) |
⌃[1,2,3,4] | focus group |
⌃⇧[1,2,3,4] | move file to group |
⌘[1,2,3…] | select tab |
⌘F2 | toggle bookmark |
F2 | next bookmark |
⇧F2 | previous bookmark |
⌘⇧F2 | clear bookmarks |
⌘K space | set mark // ⌘K; for me |
⌘KW | delete from cursor to mark |
⌘KA | select from cursor to mark |
⌘KG | clear mark |
Does the commenting shortcut only work for certain programming languages? It works when I'm editing .java files but not .groovy. Any clue as to why?