Atom Command Line

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GitHub recently released the awesome Atom text editor, and although many of the keyboard shortcuts will be familiar to Sublime Text users, there are many subtle differences.

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Here’s a quick cheat-sheet for the keyboard shortcuts Atom provides, to help you become a keyboard master.

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General

  • [CODE]shift + ⌘ + p[/CODE]
    Toggle command palette
  • [CODE]⌘ + /[/CODE]
    Toggle line/selection comment
  • [CODE]ctrl + space[/CODE]
    Show available auto-completions
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File Navigation

  • [CODE]⌘ + p[/CODE]
    Toggle file finder
  • [CODE]ctrl + g[/CODE]
    Goto line
  • [CODE]⌘ + r[/CODE]
    Goto symbol

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  • [CODE]shift + ⌘ + { / }[/CODE]
    Previous/next file
  • [CODE]⌘ + F2[/CODE]
    Set bookmark
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  • [CODE]F2[/CODE]
    Goto next bookmark

View/Window Manipulation

  • [CODE]⌘ + [/CODE]
    Toggle tree-view sidebar
  • [CODE]ctrl + ⌘ + f[/CODE]
    Toggle fullscreen
  • [CODE]⌘ + k, left/right/up/down[/CODE]
    Split pane left/right/up/down
  • [CODE]⌘ + k, ⌘ + left/right/up/down[/CODE]
    Focus pane left/right/up/down

Find

  • [CODE]⌘ + f[/CODE]
    Find in file
  • [CODE]⌘ + g[/CODE]
    Find next
  • [CODE]shift + ⌘ + f[/CODE]
    Find in project
  • [CODE]⌘ + e[/CODE]
    Use selection for find
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Folding

  • [CODE]ctrl + ⌘ + [ / ][/CODE]
    Fold/unfold current code block
  • [CODE]option + shift + ⌘ + [ / ][/CODE]
    Fold/unfold all code blocks
  • [CODE]⌘ + 1-9[/CODE]
    *Fold code blocks at depth 1-9 *

Word Manipulation

  • [CODE]ctrl + t[/CODE]
    Transpose characters either side of cursor
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  • [CODE]option + backspace[/CODE]
    Delete text to beginning of word
  • [CODE]option + delete or fn + option + backspace[/CODE]
    Delete text to end of word

Line Manipulation

  • [CODE]⌘ + ] / [[/CODE]
    Indent/outdent current line
  • [CODE]⌘ + enter[/CODE]
    Insert new line after current line
  • [CODE]⌘ + shift + enter[/CODE]
    Insert new line before current line
  • [CODE]ctrl + shift + k[/CODE]
    Delete current line
  • [CODE]ctrl + ⌘ + up/down[/CODE]
    Move current line up/down
  • [CODE]shift + ⌘ + d[/CODE]
    Duplicate current line
  • [CODE]⌘ + j[/CODE]
    Join current and next lines

Selection

  • [CODE]⌘ + d[/CODE]
    Select current word/token
  • [CODE]⌘ + l[/CODE]
    Select current line
  • [CODE]option + shift + left/right[/CODE]
    Select to beginning/end of word

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  • [CODE]shift + ⌘ + left/right[/CODE]
    Select to first/last character of line
  • [CODE]shift + ⌘ + up/down[/CODE]
    Select to top/bottom of document

Something Missing?

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