This topic describes the common shortcuts of the code editor.
Shortcuts for Google Chrome in Windows
Ctrl+S: Save the configuration.
Ctrl+Z: Cancel the action.
Ctrl+Shift+Z: Redo the action.
Ctrl+D: Select identical strings.
Ctrl+L: Select the current line.
Ctrl+X: Cut the current line.
Ctrl+Shift+K: Delete the current line.
Ctrl+C: Copy the current line.
Shift+Alt+Drag: Select multiple columns to edit data.
Alt+Click: Edit data in multi-column mode.
Ctrl+Shift+L: Place cursors after all identical strings for batch editing.
Ctrl+F: Search for specific content.
Ctrl+H: Replace the searched data with required content.
Ctrl+G: Locate a specific line.
Ctrl+U: Undo the cursor operation.
Alt+Enter: Select all matched strings.
Alt+↓ or Alt+↑: Move the current line down or up.
Shift+Alt+↓ or Shift+Alt+↑: Copy the current line down or up.
Shift+Ctrl+\: Move the cursor to matched parentheses.
Ctrl+] or Ctrl+[: Increase or decrease the units of indentation.
Home or End: Move the cursor to the beginning or end of the current line.
Ctrl+Home or Ctrl+End: Move the cursor to the beginning or end of the current file.
Ctrl+→ or Ctrl+←: Move the cursor one word to the right or left.
Shift+Ctrl+[ or Shift+Ctrl+]: Hide or show the area that is pointed by the cursor.
Ctrl+K+[ or Ctrl+K+]: Hide or show the sub-area that is pointed by the cursor.
Ctrl+K+0 or Ctrl+K+j: Hide or show all areas.
Ctrl+/: Comment or uncomment the line or code block that is pointed by the cursor.
Shortcuts for Google Chrome in macOS
Cmd+S: Save the configuration.
Cmd+Z: Cancel the action.
Cmd+Shift+Z: Redo the action.
Cmd+D: Select identical strings.
Cmd+X: Cut the current line.
Cmd+Shift+K: Delete the current line.
Cmd+C: Copy the current line.
Cmd+F: Search for specific content.
Cmd+Alt+F: Replace the searched data with required content.
Alt+↓ or Alt+↑: Move the current line down or up.
Shift+Alt+↓ or Shift+Alt+↑: Copy the current line down or up.
Shift+Cmd+\: Move the cursor to matched parentheses.
Cmd+] or Cmd+[: Increase or decrease the units of indentation.
Cmd+← or Cmd+→: Move the cursor to the beginning or end of the current line.
Cmd+↑ or Cmd+↓: Move the cursor to the beginning or end of the current file.
Alt+→ or Alt+←: Move the cursor one word to the right or left.
Alt+Cmd+[ or Alt+Cmd+]: Hide or show the area that is pointed by the cursor.
Cmd+K+[ or Cmd+K+]: Hide or show the sub-area that is pointed by the cursor.
Cmd+K+0 or Cmd+K+j: Hide or show all areas.
Cmd+/: Comment or uncomment the line or code block that is pointed by the cursor.
Multiple selections
Alt+Click: Edit data in multi-column mode.
Alt+Cmd+↑ or Alt+Cmd+↓
Cmd+U: Undo the last cursor actions.
Shift+Alt+I: Insert cursors at the end of each line in the selected code block.
Cmd+G or Shift+Cmd+G: Find the next or previous string.
Cmd+Shift+L or Cmd+F2: Place cursors after all identical strings for batch editing.
Alt+Enter: Select all matched strings.
Shift+Alt+Drag: Select multiple columns to edit data.
Home or End: Move the cursor to the beginning or end of the current line.