The following shortcut keys cannot be found in the Delphi menu, some are still very useful.
Ctrl Pageup moves the cursor to the first line of this screen, the screen does not scroll. Ctrl PageDown moves the cursor to the last line of this screen, the screen does not scroll. Ctrl ↓ roll down the screen down, the cursor follows the scroll without this screen. Ctrl ↑ Up to scroll the screen, the cursor follows scroll without this screen. Ctrl Shift NUM Sets up to nine temporary markers in the cursor line, which is very useful to temporary switching. A book will appear on the left side of the line, the cover has Num, and then cancel the settings at a time. Ctrl NUM directly jumps to NUM, NUM is the label set with Ctrl Shift Num. NUM cannot use a keypad. Ctrl Home moves the cursor to the file header. Ctrl END moves the cursor to the end of the file. Ctrl B Buffer List window. Ctrl i with the Tab key. Ctrl m As the Enter key. Ctrl N with the Enter key, but the cursor position remains unchanged. Ctrl T deletes a word on the right of the cursor. Ctrl Y Deletes the row of the cursor.
Ctrl Shift ↑ When the cursor is in the function body, quickly move the cursor to the current function declaration. Ctrl Shift ↓ Cursor When the function declares, the cursor quickly moves the cursor to the function definition. Ctrl Shift C declares a process or function, directly generates a process or function name, begin, end; Ctrl Shift E cursor switches between the Edit window and the Explorer window. Ctrl Shift G inserts GUID. CTRL SHIFT J pops up the Delphi statement prompt window, and select the desired statement to complete a statement. Ctrl Shift T joins the TO-DO annotation in the cursor line. Ctrl Shift Y removes the text between the end of the Bank after the cursor.
Ctrl F3 Call Stack window. Ctrl F4 is equal to the Close item in the File menu.
Ctrl mouse wheel accelerate scroll.
Shift F8 pops up the CPU window when debugging. Shift F10 is equal to the right mouse button (Windows shortcut).
Alt F4 Close the source program files opened in all edit boxes, but do not turn off the project.
Set the Code Insight Template, Begin ... End, as soon as you enter be, press Ctrl J to match Begin, End; but from BeGin to the corresponding end, you don't know, match the parentheses, etc., you can use ALT [ Alt ]
Search Editor Keyboard Shortcuts may be found, you can help yourself.
Under Right-click Menu Properties / Code Insight when programming
Set any Dongdong you like
CTR J can be.
Some operation shortcuts in Delphi IDE (most of which are found in the menus of Delphi 5.0, some are still very useful) 1 Code Template: Ctrl J 2 Code Move: Ctrl Shift i (right shift) Ctrl Shift U (left shift) 3 Select the form: first selected any control, Shift mouse left mouse to point the mouse to the variable name, unit name, class name, then use the Ctrl mouse left button to find the corresponding description 5 Procedures, functions, internal, SHIFT CTRL uplink direction keys can jump to the corresponding process, function, definition of events 6 opposite, in process, function, event definition, SHIFT CTRL down direction button can jump to Specific procedure, function, internal 7 Ctrl Shift C: Writing declaration or replenishing function 8 Shift Ctrl E shows Explorer 9 Ctrl Shift N (n = 1, 2, 3, 4 ...) definition Bookmark 10 Ctrl N (n = 1, 2, 3, 4 ...) Jump to the bookmark N 11 Alt mouse left button can block the code, delete the aligned repetition code Very useful 12 Ctrl Pageup to move the cursor to The first line of this screen, the screen does not scroll. 13 Ctrl PageDown moves the cursor to the last line of this screen, the screen does not scroll. 14 Ctrl ↓ Scroll down the screen, the cursor follows the scroll without this screen. 15 Ctrl ↑ Up to scroll the screen, the cursor follows the scroll without this screen. 16 Ctrl Home moves the cursor to the file header. 17 Ctrl End moves the cursor to the end of the file. 18 Ctrl B Buffer List window. 19 Ctrl i with the Tab key. 20 Ctrl m with the Enter key. 21 CTRL N with the Enter key, but the cursor position remains the same. 22 Ctrl T Deletes a word on the right side of the cursor. 23 Ctrl Y Deletes the cursor. 24 CTRL SHIFT ↑ Cursor In the function body, quickly move the cursor to the current function declaration. 25 Ctrl Shift ↓ Cursor When the function declares, the cursor quickly moves the cursor to the function definition. 26 Ctrl Shift C Declare a process or function, directly generate a process or function name, begin, end; 27 Ctrl Shift E cursor switches between the Edit window and the Explorer window. 28 Ctrl SHIFT G inserts the GUID. 29 CTRL SHIFT J pops up the Delphi statement prompt window, select the desired statement to complete a statement. 30 Ctrl Shift T joins the TO-DO annotation in the tube line. 31 Ctrl Shift Y Deletes the text between the end of the Bank to the end of the Bank.
