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Selecting several lines in Intellij using keyboard shortcuts
How can I permanently enable line numbers in IntelliJ?Duplicate a whole line in VimWhat are the most useful Intellij IDEA keyboard shortcuts?Intellij ctrl+w equivalent shortcut in EclipseHow to navigate through the source code by parts in CamelCase (instead of whole words)?How do I turn off mouse block selection in IntelliJ?Keyboard shortcut to comment lines in Sublime Text 3Intellij Idea Keyboard Shortcut To Select A TokenRearrange method parameters in IntelliJ with keyboard shortcutSelect current line in intellij
How can I select several lines in Intellij using keyboard shortcuts?
I found out that I can do it with
ctrl + shift + right/left
But I have to press this buttons several times to select whole line.
What is more the selection starts from current caret position, so if it's not the beginning/end (depending of using left or right arrow) of the line, the whole first line is not selected.
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How can I select several lines in Intellij using keyboard shortcuts?
I found out that I can do it with
ctrl + shift + right/left
But I have to press this buttons several times to select whole line.
What is more the selection starts from current caret position, so if it's not the beginning/end (depending of using left or right arrow) of the line, the whole first line is not selected.
intellij-idea keyboard-shortcuts
add a comment |
How can I select several lines in Intellij using keyboard shortcuts?
I found out that I can do it with
ctrl + shift + right/left
But I have to press this buttons several times to select whole line.
What is more the selection starts from current caret position, so if it's not the beginning/end (depending of using left or right arrow) of the line, the whole first line is not selected.
intellij-idea keyboard-shortcuts
How can I select several lines in Intellij using keyboard shortcuts?
I found out that I can do it with
ctrl + shift + right/left
But I have to press this buttons several times to select whole line.
What is more the selection starts from current caret position, so if it's not the beginning/end (depending of using left or right arrow) of the line, the whole first line is not selected.
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What I usually do is to hit the Home
key, and then either:
Shift+End
to select until the end of the current line, orShift+Down
to select until the next line, and then keep pressingShift+Down
to select multiple lines.
Also, IntelliJ IDEA supports the "Extend Selection" and "Shrink Selection" commands, for which the default key bindings are Ctrl+Alt+Left
and Ctrl+Alt+Right
.
These allow you to select entire blocks of code rather than word by word. You may still need to press the keys multiple times, but way fewer times than when selecting on a word by word basis.
Your way of doing this is nice. Thanks. But if it comes to "Extend Selection" it's not the solution in this case, when for example I don't want to select all lines in entire block of code, but only some of them.
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What I usually do is to hit the Home
key, and then either:
Shift+End
to select until the end of the current line, orShift+Down
to select until the next line, and then keep pressingShift+Down
to select multiple lines.
Also, IntelliJ IDEA supports the "Extend Selection" and "Shrink Selection" commands, for which the default key bindings are Ctrl+Alt+Left
and Ctrl+Alt+Right
.
These allow you to select entire blocks of code rather than word by word. You may still need to press the keys multiple times, but way fewer times than when selecting on a word by word basis.
Your way of doing this is nice. Thanks. But if it comes to "Extend Selection" it's not the solution in this case, when for example I don't want to select all lines in entire block of code, but only some of them.
– wer
yesterday
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What I usually do is to hit the Home
key, and then either:
Shift+End
to select until the end of the current line, orShift+Down
to select until the next line, and then keep pressingShift+Down
to select multiple lines.
Also, IntelliJ IDEA supports the "Extend Selection" and "Shrink Selection" commands, for which the default key bindings are Ctrl+Alt+Left
and Ctrl+Alt+Right
.
These allow you to select entire blocks of code rather than word by word. You may still need to press the keys multiple times, but way fewer times than when selecting on a word by word basis.
Your way of doing this is nice. Thanks. But if it comes to "Extend Selection" it's not the solution in this case, when for example I don't want to select all lines in entire block of code, but only some of them.
– wer
yesterday
add a comment |
What I usually do is to hit the Home
key, and then either:
Shift+End
to select until the end of the current line, orShift+Down
to select until the next line, and then keep pressingShift+Down
to select multiple lines.
Also, IntelliJ IDEA supports the "Extend Selection" and "Shrink Selection" commands, for which the default key bindings are Ctrl+Alt+Left
and Ctrl+Alt+Right
.
These allow you to select entire blocks of code rather than word by word. You may still need to press the keys multiple times, but way fewer times than when selecting on a word by word basis.
What I usually do is to hit the Home
key, and then either:
Shift+End
to select until the end of the current line, orShift+Down
to select until the next line, and then keep pressingShift+Down
to select multiple lines.
Also, IntelliJ IDEA supports the "Extend Selection" and "Shrink Selection" commands, for which the default key bindings are Ctrl+Alt+Left
and Ctrl+Alt+Right
.
These allow you to select entire blocks of code rather than word by word. You may still need to press the keys multiple times, but way fewer times than when selecting on a word by word basis.
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Your way of doing this is nice. Thanks. But if it comes to "Extend Selection" it's not the solution in this case, when for example I don't want to select all lines in entire block of code, but only some of them.
– wer
yesterday
add a comment |
Your way of doing this is nice. Thanks. But if it comes to "Extend Selection" it's not the solution in this case, when for example I don't want to select all lines in entire block of code, but only some of them.
– wer
yesterday
Your way of doing this is nice. Thanks. But if it comes to "Extend Selection" it's not the solution in this case, when for example I don't want to select all lines in entire block of code, but only some of them.
– wer
yesterday
Your way of doing this is nice. Thanks. But if it comes to "Extend Selection" it's not the solution in this case, when for example I don't want to select all lines in entire block of code, but only some of them.
– wer
yesterday
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