Yes, there are some, her is a list of the Business Rules Editor shortcuts we know about. This list might not be complete.
| Ctrl+L | Deletes the current line |
| Ctrl+C | If nothing is selected duplicates the current line |
| Ctrl+] | Find the matching close parenthesis and moves the cursor to the end or beginning.  |
| Shift+Ctrl+] | Selects the whole string between matching parenthesis and moves the cursor to the end or beginning. |
| Ctrl+Space | Shows the Intellisense window for that specific item (use when you want to see Intellisense, of course after you lost it 😊). |
| Space | Autofill from the Intellisense when you are in Intellisense window. |
| Ctrl+U | Change to lowercase |
| Shift+Ctrl+U | Change to Uppercase |
| Ctrl+M | Collapses all collapsible regions |
| Ctrl++ | selects the full word, the full line, the full block … (always one step larger) |
| Ctrl+- | deselects the full word, the full line, the full block … (always one step smaller) |
| Alt+<cursor up> | Moves a selected block one line up |
| Alt+<cursor down> | Moves a selected block one line up |
| Ctrl+t | Switches the char left and right from the cursor |
| Shift+ Ctrl+t | Switches the words left and right from the cursor |
| Ctrl+i | Instantaneous searches forward while typing a word |
| Shift+ Ctrl+i | Instantaneous searches backward while typing a word |
If you find additional shortcuts, please reply to this post, I will add them to the list.
Yes, there are some, her is a list of the Business Rules Editor shortcuts we know about. This list might not be complete.
| Ctrl+L | Deletes the current line |
| Ctrl+C | If nothing is selected duplicates the current line |
| Ctrl+] | Find the matching close parenthesis and moves the cursor to the end or beginning. |
| Shift+Ctrl+] | Selects the whole string between matching parenthesis and moves the cursor to the end or beginning. |
| Ctrl+Space | Shows the Intellisense window for that specific item (use when you want to see Intellisense, of course after you lost it 😊). |
| Space | Autofill from the Intellisense when you are in Intellisense window. |
| Ctrl+U | Change to lowercase |
| Shift+Ctrl+U | Change to Uppercase |
| Ctrl+M | Collapses all collapsible regions |
| Ctrl++ | selects the full word, the full line, the full block … (always one step larger) |
| Ctrl+- | deselects the full word, the full line, the full block … (always one step smaller) |
| Alt+<cursor up> | Moves a selected block one line up |
| Alt+<cursor down> | Moves a selected block one line up |
| Ctrl+t | Switches the char left and right from the cursor |
| Shift+ Ctrl+t | Switches the words left and right from the cursor |
| Ctrl+i | Instantaneous searches forward while typing a word |
| Shift+ Ctrl+i | Instantaneous searches backward while typing a word |
If you find additional shortcuts, please reply to this post, I will add them to the list.
Christian,
Fantastic post. Some additional shortcuts I was taught by @ManasviR at Finit
1) Modify multiple lines of code at the same time:
Hold down the Alt key and drag a box around the code you want to modify:
2) Shift + Insert: Creates a duplicate of the current row (no need to highlight the row)
3) Shift + Delete: Delete the whole line that user is currently on (no need to highlight the row)
4) Ctrl + i: This will search for whatever is typed (similar to the search box).
- Press Ctrl + i and the find icon will appear
- Type the value you’re searching for and it will find the first occurrence from where your cursor was prior to the search and highlight the value. The find icon will continue to remain active.
- Continue pressing Ctrl + i to find the next occurrence(s)
5) Use Tab (or Shift + Tab) to indent (or outdent) entire blocks of code. Just highlight what you want to indent first.
6) Split your editor into two sections
There are quite a few more, but these are some of the more useful ones.
