Hidden features: Difference between revisions
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
No edit summary |
DrMartinus (talk | contribs) No edit summary |
||
| (5 intermediate revisions by 2 users not shown) | |||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
* <ctrl><space> will start autocompletion even on an empty string | =Really hidden features= | ||
* <ctrl><space> will start autocompletion even on an empty string. It provides you with a list of available variables and functions | |||
* if there is an autocompletion popup, <tab> will do autocompletion similar to command-line-completion | |||
* move your mouse over (highlighted) syntax to get reference information if available (currently PHP functions are the best examples) | |||
* right click on a document tab to see a listing of all opened documents | |||
* <ctrl>mousewheel will change up/down the font size (a zoom like effect) | |||
=GTK hidden features= | |||
;<shift><control>u :''Unicode input'': type the four numbers of the hex code and finish with Enter. (This really only works in a GTK environment) | |||
=Often overlooked features= | |||
* F9 will hide/show the side panel | |||
* F11 will make bluefish go fullscreen (nice on your netbook) | |||
=Features which could not (yet) be confirmed with version 2= | |||
* double-click in the margin to add a bookmark | |||
* you can change shortcut-key combinations, simply move your mouse over a menu item and press a key combination to set it | * you can change shortcut-key combinations, simply move your mouse over a menu item and press a key combination to set it | ||
Latest revision as of 18:15, 14 December 2022
- <ctrl><space> will start autocompletion even on an empty string. It provides you with a list of available variables and functions
- if there is an autocompletion popup, <tab> will do autocompletion similar to command-line-completion
- move your mouse over (highlighted) syntax to get reference information if available (currently PHP functions are the best examples)
- right click on a document tab to see a listing of all opened documents
- <ctrl>mousewheel will change up/down the font size (a zoom like effect)
- <shift><control>u
- Unicode input: type the four numbers of the hex code and finish with Enter. (This really only works in a GTK environment)
Often overlooked features
- F9 will hide/show the side panel
- F11 will make bluefish go fullscreen (nice on your netbook)
Features which could not (yet) be confirmed with version 2
- double-click in the margin to add a bookmark
- you can change shortcut-key combinations, simply move your mouse over a menu item and press a key combination to set it