I am using Atom on Ubuntu with a German keyboard.
I would like to use the shortcut to outdent code, this is done by Ctrl + [. For a German keybord, one has [ = Alt Gr + 8 but Ctrl + Alt Gr + 8 does not work.
On an American keyboard, the character [ is positioned where the German keyboard has the letter Ü. But also Ctrl + Ü does not work.
How can I use the shortcut to outdent code?
Atom has some issues with International keyboards, the keyboard-localization package goes some way to improving the support for these keyboards.
You can install it from the GUI by going to File -> Settings selecting Install and search for keyboard-localization. You can also install it from the command line:
apm install keyboard-localization
Three German Language keyboards are supported:
German 105-key "QWERTZ" (de_DE)
German Neo-Layout (de_DE-neo)
Swiss German (de_CH)
If these don't provide what you need then you can generate your own keymap:
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(I sorely miss Eclipse's Ctrl+Shift +U/+L )
When I switch the typing language to German, the Alt + [right] key combinations don't work at all on Pycharm [Community Edition], but there is no problem using the same combinations with the German language on other IDEs.
For instance, when I want to type a "#" I have to change the language back to English.
I was using Intellij on my Dell Latitude E 7470. It's the smaller laptop without a special numeric keyboard. When you want to use asci code, you must press fn + alt + the number combination representing the asci on keys jkluiop... It was working just fine but I reinstalled Win some time ago and now when I press for example fn +alt + 123 to write curly braces, it automatically jumps to the bottom of the class declaration and creates the curly braces there and not at the spot where I'm writing them... Thanks for any kind of help.
This is how the keyboard looks
keyboard layout
Update - solution
I figured it out. The fn + fn key 1 was end, fn 2 was down and fn 3 was bound as page down. When combined with alt it was using predefined IntelliJ shortcuts I had to remove. This functionality is probably caused by the newest Bios version of Dell Latitude laptops in version 20 + ... I personally have latitude E7470 but I have read on different forums other users complaining about incorrect workings of fn key and inability to change them because the system or Bios settings for FN keys were all removed.
The way we can use Cmd + Option + U to make text upper case or lower case; is there any shortcut to replace spaces with underscores with selected text in IntelliJ Idea?
Like: HELLO WORLD to HELLO_WORLD?
Use this unofficial plugin:
https://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/2162-string-manipulation
Installation:
Apple + Comma
Search for plugins
Browse Repo
Search for String Manipulation
Click install
I Eclipse there is a shortcut to apply format which is:
Cmd + Shift + F
Is there a similar shortcut in Xcode which fixes the formats like tabs, etc.?
You probably want Editor -> Structure -> Re-Indent (Ctrl+i). I does not change the position of braces and things like that. For that, you'd need to use an external code formatting tool like Uncrustify.