Environment is MonoDevelop 3.1.1 / Mac OS X 10.8.2 / Macbook Pro w/North American English keyboard
What keyboard shortcut cycles forward/backward through open documents?
I saw this document which seems to suggest CTRL + PgDn and CTRL + PgUp, however it doesn't work for me (on a laptop as described, so I used CTRL + fn + DownArrow and CTRL + fn + UpArrow).
Thanks!
In Xamarin Studio 4.0 on OSX 10.8.2, the keyboard shortcuts for switching between tabs (representing open documents) are Option + Command + LeftArrow and Option + Command + RightArrow.
Xamarin Studio is based on MonoDevelop, so the keyboard shortcuts might be the same.
As of MonoDevelop 4.0, ctrl + tab allows you to cycle through open tabs/documents (in both Windows and Mac environments).
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This problem does not only apply to PhpStorm, but also Eclipse or Netbeans, so I assume this is related to Linux Mint.
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disabling the shortcut for "IBus", which was set to ctrl-space after upgrading from 14 to 17.
If you search your applications for "ibus" ... you should see "Keyboard Input Methods" pop.
Click on that app, and the very first option you can set is the
keyboard shortcut for "Next input method". Click this, then "delete"
in the popup that shows. Immediate fix for me with PHPStorm not
registering any ctrl-space command.
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Do you have any idea what the problem is?