I know I can type Cmd-R to bring up the replace text dialog, but when it finds matches and I want to replace text or skip that match, I know I can use the mouse and click the buttons, but are there a keyboard shortcuts to replace and skip matches? Thanks, -brian...
In the latest version of RubyMine 2017.1 find is now opening in a modal by default. Is there anyway to make it always display in the find window at the bottom? I don't like the modal. I don't like having to click the "Open in Find Window" every time I search. ...
Commands in the search result window :Fardo [params] Runs the replacement task. The shortcut for it is s (substitute). :Farundo [params] Undo the recurrent replacement. The shortcut for it is u (undo). It is available when setting let g:far#enable_undo=1. :Refar [params] Change ...
Shortcut works after closing bar. Relative to cursor pos if moved. Wraparound indicated by scroll animation & statusbar message; if disabled, endpoint indicated by statusbar message. Current match index shown in statusbar whenever current-item highlight visible. WebStorm - Up/down buttons, Enter...
To reference assets in the public folder, you need to use a special variable called PUBLIC_URL. Inside index.html, you can use it like this: Only files inside the public folder will be accessible by %PUBLIC_URL% prefix. If you need to use a file from src or node_modules, you’ll...
In the latest version of RubyMine 2017.1 find is now opening in a modal by default. Is there anyway to make it always display in the find window at the bottom? I don't like the modal. I don't like having to click the "Open in Find Window" every time I search. ...
Press any button, such as "use regular expressions", "find in selection", etc... The selection will be reset (incorrectly). (similarly, going back to a search item in the history also resets selections). The history keyboard shortcut is the opposite of every other Windows IDE or text ed...