Keyboard Shortcuts...
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this is great, Thanks @Alexander
Try
Ctrl+k - hide/show keyboard
Ctrl+b - bookmarksAlso I enjoyed your code humour :)
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@Alexander F11 from the help window will show the code editor and help window side-by-side.
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Thanks so much Alexander. I think there is no mention of declaring a variable as bool in the help, but there is a tutorial which mentions a few things on the topic of more advanced variables, the only time you strictly need to declare a data type etc.
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i just.... made a bool list... works just aswell...
bool = [
.boolname = true,
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CTRL + and CTRL - to zoom in/out in the text editor
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If I happen across what the other keys do ill add them aswell, the help section doesnt even have the F11 one so props to @Nisse5 ummm, i watched the recording of the stream of bomber brothers and he was selecting text with what looked to be a keyboard, would be nice to know what function that is... same with a cut or copy, saves me from bringing out the joycons everytime...
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Standard key shortcuts for copy / paste / cut... ctrl c, v, x
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how do you select the code?
Ive tried CTRL + C and it didnt seem to copy
I wanna say it wasnt selected but.... ehhh
the only way i know how to select is with the joycon and then it defeats the purpose of cutting or copying with the keyboard...Ooooo, How do i get rid of the clipboard on the side of the screen... cause that blocks alot of code, at least, it blocks alot of my code...
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To select text with a keyboard do the same as you would normally. Hold shift and use the arrow keys. The only surprise is that shift and home or end doesn’t work at this time.
The copy box is a nuisance. I’ve not found any way to get rid of it entirely but you can select just a space which at least empties it.
I guess it’s fair to say that you can’t empty the clipboard on windows either but it would be good if a way is implemented in the future.
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@Alexander To highlight a selection with they keyboard, hold down Shift then use the cursor keys.
To make the clipboard go away, I don’t know how to do this with the keyboard only. If you press ZR+Y with nothing selected, that will make the clipboard disappear. That’s what I end up doing.
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cool added...
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@Martin There should be a "Show Clipboard In Editor" setting in the settings section. You should be able to turn it off there!
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@Willpowered Unfortunately not, no. I already checked there.
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@Martin My bad, looks like I got ahead of things. That should be coming very soon in a patch!
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Was the F11 functionality removed? I go to help and press F11, nothing happens.
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@_JKDOS Not that I know of - it was working for me a few nights ago. I will verify to make sure I'm not feeding you duff info just as soon as I can get near my switch.
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F11 only works when help called within the code, not the main help menu (if that helps)
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I found out about these just by accident:
- double-tap on the End key to move to the end of the document.
- double-tap on the Home key to move to the top of the document
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@Nisse5 That is very handy. It saves me quite a bit of time. Thanks!
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@Martin I figured out selecting to home/end. It looks like there's just some unusual keybindings for home/end.
You can go into a "sticky" selection mode by pressing ALT, so to cancel press ALT again.
When alt-selecting you can:
HOME selects to beginning of line.
END selects to end of line.
HOME, HOME selects to beginning of file.
END, END selects to end of file.
Arrow keys do what you'd expect.Note that I've only tried this with a USB keyboard, and I'm not sure if these work in portable mode. Checking with the controller and onscreen keyboard: yes, they do, except you press the Select button instead of ALT.
I figured I'd pass it along since I didn't see anything about it when skimming the posts here.
