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Fix Working with shortcuts #140

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Fix keyboard shortcuts
jamesdanielwhitford May 18, 2022
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Working with shortcuts language edit
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Working with shortcuts capitalisation fix
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Merge pull request #142 from ritza-co/working-shortcuts-language-edit
sixhobbits May 26, 2022
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Be more productive with Replit by learning the code editor’s powerful shortcuts for editing, writing, and inspecting code.

This documentation demonstrates Windows shortcuts. So, if using a Mac, make use of the `cmd` key instead of the `crtl` key, and make use of the `option` key instead of the `alt` key.

With any of these shortcuts, please ensure that your repl window has been clicked or these shortcuts may access the browser's shortcut keys instead.

## Command Palette

The command palette allows you to view all available commands based on your current context.

To access the command palette, press `F1` or `Ctrl+Shift+P` (`cmd+shift+P` on a Mac). **Note:** If you are using Firefox, `Ctrl+Shift+P` will open an incognito window, so use the `F1` option instead.
To access the command palette, press `F1` or `Ctrl+Shift+P`.

**Note:** If you are using Firefox, `Ctrl+Shift+P` will open an incognito window, so use the `F1` option instead.

![command palette](/images/repls/editor/command_palette.gif)

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### Moving the Current Line

On a Mac, press `option+up` or `option+down` to move the current line up or down.
Press `alt+up` or `alt+down` to move the current line up or down.

On other computers, press `alt+up` or `alt+down`.

![move line](/images/repls/editor/move_line.gif)

### Clone the Current Line

On a Mac, press `shift+option+up` or `shift+option+down` to clone the current line above or below.
Press `shift+alt+up` or `shift+alt+down` to clone the current line above or below.

On other computers, press `shift+alt+up` or `shift+alt+down`.

![clone line](/images/repls/editor/clone_line.gif)

### Selecting Lines

On a Mac, press `cmd+I` to select a line.
Press `ctrl+L` to select a line.

On other computers, press `ctrl+I`.

![select line](/images/repls/editor/select_line.gif)

### Deleting Lines

On a Mac, press `shift+cmd+K` to delete a line.
Press `ctrl+shift+K` to delete a line.

On other computers, press `ctrl+shift+K`.

![delete line](/images/repls/editor/delete_line.gif)

### Inserting Lines

On a Mac, press `shift+cmd+enter` to insert a line above.
Press `ctrl+shift+enter` to insert a line above.

On other computers, press `ctrl+shift+enter`.

![insert line](/images/repls/editor/insert_line.gif)

### Adding Cursors

On a Mac, press `cmd+option+up` or `cmd+option+down` to add cursors above or below your current line.
Press `ctrl+alt` or `ctrl+alt` and then click with the mouse to add more cursors.
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@jamesdanielwhitford - does pressing ctrl+alt do anything on its own? For me (on mac) it only works if I also click. I'd also change "click with the mouse" to "left click" just to make it unambiguous.

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@sixhobbits Yes that makes sense. It should say ctrl+alt+left click


On other computers, press `ctrl+alt+up` or `ctrl+alt+down`.

![adding cursors](/images/repls/editor/adding_cursors.gif)

### Find

On a Mac, press `cmd+F` to find.
Press `ctrl+F` to find.

On other computers, press `ctrl+F`.

![find](/images/repls/editor/find.gif)

### Replace

On a Mac, press `option+cmd+F` to replace.
Press `ctrl+H` to replace.

On other computers, press `ctrl+H`.

![replace](/images/repls/editor/replace.gif)

### Find Next/Previous

On a Mac, press `cmd+G` to find next or `shift+cmd+G` to find previous.

On other computers, press `F3` to find next or `shift+F3` to find previous.

![find next](/images/repls/editor/find_next.gif)

### Adding Selections to Next Find Match

On a Mac, press `cmd+D` to add a selection to the next find match.
Press `ctrl+D` to select and then `ctrl+F` to add a selection to the next find match.

On other computers, press `ctrl+D`.

![adding selections](/images/repls/editor/adding_selections.gif)

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### Open Files

On a Mac, press `cmd+P` to quickly open files.
Press `ctrl+P` to quickly open files.

On other computers, press `ctrl+P`.

![Open files](/images/repls/editor/open_files.gif)

### Go to Line

On a Mac, press `cmd+G` to go to a specified line.
Press `ctrl+G` to go to a specified line.

On other computers, press `ctrl+G`.

![go to line](/images/repls/editor/go_to_line.gif)