| Keyboard shortcut to cut line [message #298649] |
Thu, 02 February 2006 05:44  |
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Originally posted by: nomail.email.com
Is there a keyboard shortcut in Eclipse to cut a line?
Can I assign a key combination to do this?
Ctrl-D works well if you just want the line gone but it does not help if
you want to paste it somewhere else.
alt-arrows works ok if you are only moving a couple lines away in the same
editor but it is inconvenient most of the time
I got used to the speed of vi, this is the one feature I miss the most.
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As a work-around is there a keyboard shortcut to select the current line
no matter where you are in it?
My current method is cumbersome:
1. press home key
2. Shift-End
3. Ctrl-X
There has to be a better way?
thank you.
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| Re: Keyboard shortcut to cut line [message #298653 is a reply to message #298649] |
Thu, 02 February 2006 09:00  |
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Originally posted by: daniel.megert.eclipse.org
someone wrote:
> Is there a keyboard shortcut in Eclipse to cut a line? Can I assign a
> key combination to do this?
The 'Cut Line' command exists but is not bound out of the box. You can
assign a key binding on the 'Keys' preference page. The command is in
the 'Text Editing' category.
Dani
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> Ctrl-D works well if you just want the line gone but it does not help
> if you want to paste it somewhere else.
>
> alt-arrows works ok if you are only moving a couple lines away in the
> same editor but it is inconvenient most of the time
>
> I got used to the speed of vi, this is the one feature I miss the most.
> --
>
> As a work-around is there a keyboard shortcut to select the current
> line no matter where you are in it?
>
> My current method is cumbersome:
> 1. press home key
>
> 2. Shift-End
> 3. Ctrl-X
>
> There has to be a better way?
>
> thank you.
>
>
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