I have vim and vim nerd tree and many more packages installed on atom (Linux), the problem is that when I click Ctrl + Q, the Atom IDE is closed instead of the focused file, how can I find out the plugin that added this shortcut? or how to disable it ?
how to find out the plugin that added this shortcut?
Get to the keybinding tab in the Settings view (File -> Settings -> Keybindings) and type ctrl-q into the search bar.
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I want to add Shortcut to open specific URL (let say localhost:3000) in IntelliJ. I read the documentation and try to figure it out on my own by messing around the Keymap, but No luck. Is this possible? What I want is to create a shortcut to open specific URL. If my custom shortcut is Alt +; then it should open http://localhost:3000. Is this feasible in IntelliJ?
Yes you can do this with the following steps...
1. Define an external Tool for Localhost
File > Settings...
Tools > External Tools
Define your Tool with
Program: C:\Program Files (x86)\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe (in Windows 10)
Arguments: http://localhost:3000
2. Define your shortcut
File > Settings...
Keymap
Choose External Tools > Localhost on the right side
Right click and choose 'Add Keyboard Shortcut'
Type your Shortcut
You should see it in the dialog
3. Use the Shortcut
Hope it helps.
Can I just expand folder in one click like Atom and VSCode?
Would specifically like to edit /etc/hosts without leaving the Intellij window. How can I open this file while working on some arbitrary project in Intellij?
Clicking on the File menu (Left hand corner) then clicking Open does the trick, just like most applications.
To set a shortcut for that File Open click you can click on File then settings (Ctrl+Alt+S) and then under Keymap search for File Open. Right click open and you should see the add shortcut dialog. I'm a bit surprised there isn't a default shortcut for this.
VScode version: 1.13
OS version: macOS sierra 10.12.5
I am wondering if VScode could open/search a file by entering the Path with auto-complete like vim or Emacs?
Opening a file in your project : see VSCode: Open file in project. if you already have the find panel open with a search term the finds will be highlighted in the next opened file.
I like the CtrL-P then type a . to get your files by extension and then choose the one you want to open. Your preexisting search terms will be highlighted.
Is this what you are looking for?
Do you mean Ctrl + P, then start typing?
The filename is fuzzy matched. Press ENTER to open.
I want to disable vim plugin in Intellij. In jetbrains.com it says open a setting dialog via Ctrl+Alt+S, but no dialog display after I press this three keys.
You need to go File -> Settings -> Plugins -> Find the one you don't need -> untick -> Apply -> Restart