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www.slickedit.com SlickEdit Emulation Move/overlay block Alt+A Next word Ctrl+Right Find previous reference Ctrl+Shift+F Cursor Movement Overlay block selection Alt+O Paste Ctrl+Y List symbols Alt+. Begin line Home, Ctrl+U Reflow selection Ctrl+X Ctrl+P Previous word Ctrl+Left for next/previous definition Bottom of buffer Ctrl+End, Ctrl+X Ctrl+J Select block/column Alt+B Quote next character Ctrl+Q Ctrl+PgUp/Ctrl+PgDn Bottom of window Ctrl+PgDn Select character/stream Alt+Z Retrieve next command Down arrow, Ctrl+K page up/down in comment Cursor down Down arrow, Ctrl+K Select line Alt+L Retrieve previous command Up arrow, Ctrl+I Shift+PgUp/Ctrl+PgDn Cursor left Left arrow, Ctrl+J Select line Triple-Click Select line Triple-Click Make and load current macro buffer Ctrl+X Ctrl+L Cursor right Right arrow, Ctrl+L Select word Double-Click Select word Double-Click Next error Alt+F10, Ctrl+X Ctrl+N Cursor up Up arrow, Ctrl+I Shift selection left Shift+F7 Start char/stream selection Click & Drag Parameter Info Alt+, End line End, Ctrl+O Shift selection right Shift+F8 Start or extend char/stream Shift+<Cursor keys> for next/previous definition Next tab stop Tab Start block/column selection Right-Click & Drag selection Ctrl+PgUp/Ctrl+PgDn Next word Ctrl+Right Start char/stream selection Click & Drag Upcase word Ctrl+F1 page up/down in comment Page down PgDn, Ctrl+N Start or extend char/stream Shift+<Cursor keys> Shift+PgUp/Ctrl+PgDn Page up PgUp, Ctrl+P selection Pop a pushed bookmark Ctrl+X Ctrl+H, Ctrl+, Previous tab stop Shift+Tab Upcase selection Ctrl+F3 Files and Buffers Push a bookmark, go to definition Ctrl+H, Ctrl+. Previous word Ctrl+Left Edit a file or find buffer F7 of symbol at cursor Top of buffer Ctrl+Home, Ctrl+X Ctrl+U File compare F6 Push a bookmark, go to first reference Ctrl+/ Top of window Ctrl+PgUp Searching Find buffer Ctrl+X 'B' to symbol at cursor Find next occurrence Ctrl+F List buffers Ctrl+X Ctrl+B Set next error Ctrl+X 'N' Find previous occurrence Ctrl+Shift+F Next buffer F8, Ctrl+B Start concurrent process Ctrl+X Ctrl+M Inserting Text Incremental search Ctrl+S Previous buffer Ctrl+F8, Ctrl+V Insert a line Enter Stop concurrent process Ctrl+C Resume search&replace Ctrl+X Ctrl+Z Quit current buffer F3, Ctrl+X 'K' Insert buffer name Alt+N (Supports command line replace command only) Resync after compare mismatch Shift+F6 Insert/overwrite toggle Ins, Ctrl+X Ctrl+O Reverse incremental search Ctrl+X Ctrl+R Save and quit current buffer F4 Debugging Open a new line below current line Ctrl+Enter Stop search or search/replace Ctrl+Alt+Shift+F2 Save current buffer F2, Ctrl+X Ctrl+S Activate breakpoints window Ctrl+Alt+B, Alt+F9 Open a new line above current line Activate call stack Alt+7, Ctrl+Alt+C Ctrl+Shift+Enter Activate threads window Ctrl+Alt+H Insert a line (no syntax expansion) Shift+Enter Command Line/Text Box Clipboard Activate variables window Alt+4, Ctrl+Alt+V Insert a space (no syntax expansion) Editing Copy selection to clipboard Alt+V, Ctrl+Ins Activate watch window Alt+3, Ctrl+Alt+W Shift+Space Copy word to clipboard Ctrl+X Ctrl+W The following keys are different in all Text Boxes Clear all breakpoints Ctrl+Shift+F9 Move text tab Ctrl+X Tab Cut line Ctrl+Backspace except the command line if the CUA Text Box Restart debugging Ctrl+Shift+F5 Quote next character typed Ctrl+Q Cut selection Alt+K, Shift+Del check box is checked Run to cursor Ctrl+F10 Split line at cursor Alt+S Cut to end of line Ctrl+E (Tools > Options > Redefine Common Keys): Show next statement Alt+Pad-Star Cut word Alt+W Step into F11 List clipboards, optionally paste one Ctrl+X Ctrl+Y Deleting Text Copy selection to clipboard Ctrl+C Step over F10 Paste Ctrl+Y, Shift+Ins Stop debugging Shift+F5 Cut line Ctrl+Backspace Cut selection Ctrl+X Cut to end of line Ctrl+E Paste Ctrl+V Cut word Alt+W Taken over by dialog manager Alt+A..Alt+Z Windowing Macros Delete char before cursor Backspace for selecting controls Next window Ctrl+W, Ctrl+Tab Edit current dialog box if Ctrl+Shift+Space Delete char under cursor Del, Ctrl+D One window Ctrl+X '1' running a dialog box. Join line to cursor Alt+J Command Line Keys Previous window Ctrl+Shift+Tab Close dialog box that won't close. Complete argument Space Split window horizontally Ctrl+X '2' Load and run dialog box/macro if Copy selection to clipboard Alt+V Zoom window toggle Ctrl+Z editing dialog box or macro. Selection Copy word to clipboard Ctrl+X Ctrl+W Copy selection to cursor Alt+C End recording macro Ctrl+X ')' Cursor to command line toggle Esc, Ctrl+A Halt Slick-C macro prompting for a Ctrl+Break Copy selection to cursor Ctrl+Shift+Right-Click Compiling and Cut line Ctrl+Backspace key with get_event() Cut selection Alt+K Cut to end of line Ctrl+E Halt Slick-C macro that is Ctrl+Alt+Shift+F2 Deselect Alt+U Programming Support Cut word Alt+W executing. Terminate infinite loops. Execute commands in selection Alt+= Build project Ctrl+X 'M' Expand alias at cursor. Ctrl+Space Make and load current buffer Ctrl+X Ctrl+L Extend selection Shift+Click Compile current buffer Ctrl+F6 (Use ALIAS command to define aliases.) Run last recorded macro Ctrl+X 'E' Fill selection Alt+F Complete symbol Ctrl+Space Extend selection Shift+Click Start recording macro Ctrl+X '(' Go to beginning of selection Alt+Y Cursor to error/include file Alt+1 Insert buffer name Alt+N Start/end macro recording Ctrl+R Go to end of selection Alt+E Execute project Ctrl+F5 Insert/overwrite toggle Ins Terminate recording & run last Ctrl+T Lowcase selection Ctrl+F4 List arguments '?' Expand extension specific alias Ctrl+Shift+P Move selection to cursor Alt+M Expand global alias Ctrl+Shift+O recorded macro List clipboards, optionally paste one Ctrl+X Ctrl+Y Move selection to cursor Ctrl+Right-Click Lowcase word Ctrl+F2 Find next reference Ctrl+F To find out what a key sequence does, enter what-is (or simply what SPACEBAR) in the command line and press ENTER. When prompted, press the key sequence in question. If the key or key sequence is not bound to a command, no message appears. www.slickedit.com SlickEdit Emulation Miscellaneous Alias change directory Ctrl+X Ctrl+D Cancel Esc, Ctrl+G Center line Shift+F5 Complete more Ctrl+Shift+Space Complete next word/variable Ctrl+Shift+. Complete previous word/variable Ctrl+Shift+, Configuration menu F5 Fundamental mode for next key press Alt+R Help for mode or context F1 Hex display toggle Ctrl+Shift+H Join line Alt+J Lowcase word Ctrl+F2 Match parenthesis Alt+T Menu bar F10 OS Shell Ctrl+X Ctrl+E Redo Shift+F9, Ctrl+X ‘R’ Reflow paragraph Alt+P Safe exit Alt+X, Ctrl+X Ctrl+C Scroll down Shift+F2 Scroll left Shift+F3 Scroll right Shift+F4 Scroll up Shift+F1 Split line Alt+S Undo F9 Undo with cursor motion grouping Ctrl+F9 Upcase word Ctrl+F1 To find out what a key sequence does, enter what-is (or simply what SPACEBAR) in the command line and press ENTER. When prompted, press the key sequence in question. If the key or key sequence is not bound to a command, no message appears. .
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