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Does anyone have a full list of available keyboard shortcuts for the interface d
Jin Pheh
Certified Associate Developer
over 8 years ago
Does anyone have a full list of available keyboard shortcuts for the interface designer? The closest I could find was this :
forum.appian.com/.../Expressions.html
which doesn't include CRTL+/ or CRTL+SHIFT+/
I'm curious what other shortcuts I'm unaware of (especially if anyone has a 'jump to line')
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Jesse Knight
over 6 years ago
It looks like many of the keyboard shortcuts are similar to Eclipse IDE's text editing shortcuts, at least for Chrome. Some of these I've discovered in Appian since I used to use Eclipse on a daily basis. Searching for "Eclipse Shortcuts" in Google brings up a few more than also work.
Ctrl+D deletes the current line.
If any part of a line (or lines, including whitespace) is selected, then [Tab] and [Shift]+[Tab] will increase/decrease indent.
If any part of a line (or lines, including whitespace) is selected, then [Alt]+[Up]/[Down] moves the selection up/down 1 line.
A few of the other Eclipse editor shortcuts from a quick search also seem to work for the interface & expression editors in Chrome.
Cheers!
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Jesse Knight
over 6 years ago
It looks like many of the keyboard shortcuts are similar to Eclipse IDE's text editing shortcuts, at least for Chrome. Some of these I've discovered in Appian since I used to use Eclipse on a daily basis. Searching for "Eclipse Shortcuts" in Google brings up a few more than also work.
Ctrl+D deletes the current line.
If any part of a line (or lines, including whitespace) is selected, then [Tab] and [Shift]+[Tab] will increase/decrease indent.
If any part of a line (or lines, including whitespace) is selected, then [Alt]+[Up]/[Down] moves the selection up/down 1 line.
A few of the other Eclipse editor shortcuts from a quick search also seem to work for the interface & expression editors in Chrome.
Cheers!
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