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Is there a way to quickly capitalize the variable name in Eclipse
...as mentioned by kostja, you can select the text you want to change, then
Ctrl+Shift+Y for lowercase, or
Ctrl+Shift+X for uppercase.
Mac OS
Cmd+Shift+Y lowercase
Cmd+Shift+X uppercase
There is no intelligence in this. It just blindly changes the case on the selected characters.
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Using the scrollwheel in GNU screen
...opy mode") to be able to scroll around in the scrollback buffer: key combo Ctrl-a Esc, or Ctrl-a Ctrl-[. Then you can scroll around the history using Up and Down keys (or Ctrl-b, Ctrl-f to move a page).
In that mode, your mousewheel should also work, if it works in other apps.
You end "scrollback...
Vim: How to insert in visual block mode?
How can you insert when you are in visual block mode (by pressing ctrl-V) in Vim?
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Go to first line in a file in vim?
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If you are using gvim, you could just hit Ctrl + Home to go the first line. Similarly, Ctrl + End goes to the last line.
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How can I turn off Visual Studio 2013 Preview?
When I want to search files I use Ctrl + , . The search box pops up and then I start typing. But the built-in preview just grabs whatever I have typed and opens the file. Even though I am still typing.
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IntelliJ IDEA hint parameters of method
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Use CTRL+P (CMD+P for Mac), it should show something similar.
You may also find the reference card (PDF) handy.
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How to go back to lines edited before the last one in Vim?
...f undo followed by redo to go to last changed position. i.e. "u" and then "ctrl+r".
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Cancel split window in Vim
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Edit: :help :on showed me that these commands are the same:
:on
:only
CTRL-w CTRL-o
And yes, also CTRL-W o has the same effect (as Nathan answered).
Each of these four closes all windows except the active one.
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