Editor Actions -> Move Caret to Next Word in Different “CamelHumps” Mode: ^←.Editor Actions -> Move Caret to Next Word with Selection in Different “CamelHumps” Mode: ^⇧→.Editor Actions -> Move Caret to Next Word in Different “CamelHumps” Mode: ^→.Editor Actions -> Clone Caret Below: ^⇧↓.Editor Actions -> Clone Caret Above: ^⇧↑.Main menu -> Window -> Split and Move Right: ⌘K,⌘↑.Main menu -> Window -> Select Previous Tab: ⇧⌘[.Main menu -> Window -> Select Next Tab: ⇧⌘].
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Note that two other commands already had alternatives: Jump to Navigation Bar has ⌥↖︎ already assigned as an alternative and Jump to Source has F4 as its alternative, so I just use those. Main menu -> Code -> Move Statement Up: ⌥⇧⌘↑įor moving a statement up and down I added option to the standard JetBrains choice, though to be honest, I rarely use this and am more likely to select the relevant lines and use Move Line Up/Move Line Down instead.Main menu -> Code -> Move Statement Down: ⌥⇧⌘↓.
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Finally on a Mac you close any window full of tabs with shift+cmd+w, so in an IDE, this means closing the project.Īdding these mappings means that some other commands no longer have a keyboard shortcut. Then we have moving to the top and bottom of a document which should be on cmd+up and cmd+down (along with holding shift to select while moving). The JetBrains IDEs can’t quite match this, so I set cmd+e to the next best thing. Main menu -> File -> Close Project: ⇧⌘WĬmd+e to add the current selection to the find buffer is my favourite system wide macOS shortcut as I can press cmd+e, cmd+g to find next occurrence of something in pretty much every application.Editor Actions -> Move Caret to Text Start with Selection: ⇧⌘↑.Editor Actions -> Move Caret to Text Start: ⌘↑.Editor Actions -> Move Caret to Text End with Selection: ⇧⌘↓.Editor Actions -> Move Caret to Text End: ⌘↓.Main menu -> Edit -> Find -> Find Word at Caret: ⌘E.Add the Mac-like shortcutsĪdd these key mappings to match the standard system-wide shortcuts:
Rather unimaginatively, the name I use is “RKA Default for macOS”. Then select “Default for macOS”, click the gear icon and duplicate it. Open Preferences and select Keymap from the left hand side. Apple provides details of the keyboard shortcuts you can expect to work in a Mac application, so these are the changes that I’ve made to make PhpStorm and P圜harm feel more at home on my Mac: In the JetBrains IDEs, the “Default for macOS” keymap isn’t doesn’t feel very Mac-like to me, especially for keyboard navigation in particular.
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