Useful (Keyboard) Shortcuts in the Dyalog for Microsoft Windows IDE
In this video, Rodrigo shows you some useful (keyboard) shortcuts to be aware of:
You can use Ctrl + Shift + Backspace to go back to previous lines you entered and you can use Ctrl + Shift + Enter to go forward again.
You can use Shift + Esc to undo all changes to the current line.
You can double-click an object to open the editor on it. (This works with most types of objects.)
If you want to quickly go to the bottom of the session, you can use Ctrl + End (this shortcut is fairly universal and works in many other applications).
If you want to close the editor and *discard* the changes you made, you can use Shift + Esc.
You will also learn that there are many actions that can be mapped to keyboard shortcuts, and the existing shortcuts can be customised.
Just go to Options - Configure... - Keyboard Shortcuts in the Windows IDE or Edit - Preferences - Shortcuts in RIDE.
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