In Android Studio, there are several related "search" utilities in the same window. The followings work well:
● find class: Ctrl + N
● find file: Ctrl + Shift + N
● find in path: Ctrl + Shift + F
When hovering over the "All" tab (find all/search everyehere), it shows a hint "Double Shift", indicating the shortcut key.
However, when pressing Shift twice, nothing happened.
There isn't an ide.suppress.double.click.handler to be unchecked as in IntelliJ IDEA, as in the following post:
https://stackoverflow.com/a/48894157/15901500
What is the keyboard shortcut for "search everywhere" in Android Studio?
I don't know the exact answer to your question but there is something you should know:
When I double press SHIFT this box appears that is not what you would expect for search everywhere and it doesn't give search results everywhere not specially in the project:
As you can see below it even doesn't return the phrase used in project and in the line just above the box:
But in the other hand CRTL+SHIFT+F returns what I expected to be returned:
In conclusion I feel that by having Double Shift not working you are not loosing anything useful and functional.
Even though I couldn't answer your question I thought it might worth sharing...
PS: As you can see below you can press the magnifier icon to show the useless search Everywhere window:
Related
Seen in both Rider and IntelliJ:
I want to rebind the command triggered by a double tap of Shift, which by default brings up this dialog:
My understanding was this was the "Search Everywhere" command, but if I run that command I get the following:
What is the command run by a double tap of shift called?
You must have assigned that shortcut to the wrong action.
I'm not using Rider... but in PhpStorm (another IDE built on IDEA platform) it will locate 2 matches (as seen on screenshot below) when you search for everywhere on the "Keymap" screen.
The correct action is Main menu | Navigate | Search Everywhere. For me it bring the same popup as double Shift.
P.S. Once again: the screenshot is from PhpStorm 2020.2.1. It may look different in Rider (but similar in IntelliJ).
I very often use ctrl + . resharper shortcut to fix errors in my code. It works perfectly with "standard" errors, but after installing StyleCop.Analyzers I can no longer open suggestions with a shortcut. IDE even suggest to use ctrl + ., but after pressing it either nothing happens or a window with other unconnected options pops up. In order to fix anything I need to hover with mouse and then correct context menu shows up. For example:
After pressing ctrl + . what I can see is:
How do I fix it so I can use ctrl + . shortcut with StyleCop errors?
I'm using VS2019 with ReSharper 2020.
I m new at flutter, I m using android studio and I want to know is there is any shortcut to see all the property of any particular widget at the time android studio it self, without going to the documentation page.pls help, it really help to reduce the development time.
In my case it's ctrl + space. But I'm not using apple's mac mini keyboard.
So "In my case" ctrl + space is the most useful. Then you can click on some widget e.g Text and press ctrl + j to see documentation. You can also press cmd + p to see all properties in inline mode.
This feature is called Code Completion:
On my MacbookPro & Android Studio Smart Code Completion -> fn+^+space was working. However Basic key shortcut ^+space was shadowed by MacOs keyboard input settings. So disabling the select the previous input source solved this shadowing. Now both shortcuts are working.
In Mac it's (control + J), if not working go to preferences or settings, then head to keymap, and then there search for documentation. you will get the shortcut.
Also try ( command + p ), I think that would work for what you are trying to find.
In my Visual studio 2012 editor I erroneously pressed some obscure key combination (Ctrl-Alt-something or so) and now spaces are displayed as little dots and tabs are displayed as arrows.
I'd like to get rid of this, but I haven't found the corresponding option in TOOLS-Options-Text editor.
Go to Edit -> Advanced -> View White Space to rectify this. Alternatively, you may use the key combination Ctrl + R, Ctrl + W.
A quick tip:
An efficient way to find Visual Studio options and commands is to use the "Quick Launch" feature (Ctrl+Q - or just type in the box at the top right of the Visual Studio IDE) - in this case typing "white space" or just "space" in that box shows the command you need and lets you take the action from there too.
ReSharper manages to find the errors without compiling but they don't seem to have higher priority than other hightlights . When I have a file with a lot of warnings (like unknown css class) I want to ignore, I can't use F12(go to next highlight) shortcut without going through all warnings. Of course I can use the scroll bar to go that error but it would be better to use keyboard shortcut. Any suggestions for this this?
Depending on your keymap:
if using the R# keymap, press ALT + F12
if using the VS keymap, press SHIFT + ALT + PgDn
This will invoke the "Go to next error" command, which ignores warnings, suggestions, etc.