Hi,
Here are few steps which can help you on using the rubymine.
Ctrl+Shift+Backspace (Navigate | Last Edit Location) brings you back to the last place where you made changes in the code.
Pressing Ctrl+Shift+Backspace a few times moves you deeper into your changes history.
Use Ctrl+Shift+F7 (Edit | Find | Highlight Usages in File) to quickly highlight usages of some variable in the current file.
Use F3 and Shift+F3 keys to navigate through highlighted usages.
Press Escape to remove the highlighting.
To see your local history of changes in a file, invoke Local History | Show History in the popup menu. You may navigate through different file versions, see the differences and rollback to any previous version.
Use the same popup menu item to see the history of changes on a directory. You will never lose any code with this feature!
Ctrl+E (View | Recent Files) brings a popup list of the recently visited files. Choose the desired file and press Enter to open it.
Besides recent files, you can easily bring up the results of the usage searches that you have performed recently. To do that, use the same Ctrl+E shortcut with the Find tool window having the focus, and select the desired find usages result from the Recent Find Usages popup.
Use Alt+Up and Alt+Down keys to quickly move between methods in the editor.
Use the Ctrl+Shift+V shortcut to choose and insert recent clipboard contents into the text.
The shortcuts such as Ctrl+Q (View | Quick Documentation), Ctrl+P (View | Parameter Info), Ctrl+B (Navigate | Declaration) and others can be used not only in the editor but in the code completion popup list as we
To open any particular method or field in the editor quickly, press Ctrl+Alt+Shift+N (Navigate | Symbol) and start typing its name.
Choose the symbol from a drop-down list that appears.
Use Alt+Shift+C to quickly review your recent changes to the project.
With a single keystroke, you can apply another code style/coloring scheme or keymap right from the editor. Just press Ctrl+Back Quote (View | Quick Switch Scheme), to specify the scheme you want to change.
Thank You,
Uma Mahesh
Here are few steps which can help you on using the rubymine.
Ctrl+Shift+Backspace (Navigate | Last Edit Location) brings you back to the last place where you made changes in the code.
Pressing Ctrl+Shift+Backspace a few times moves you deeper into your changes history.
Use Ctrl+Shift+F7 (Edit | Find | Highlight Usages in File) to quickly highlight usages of some variable in the current file.
Use F3 and Shift+F3 keys to navigate through highlighted usages.
Press Escape to remove the highlighting.
To see your local history of changes in a file, invoke Local History | Show History in the popup menu. You may navigate through different file versions, see the differences and rollback to any previous version.
Use the same popup menu item to see the history of changes on a directory. You will never lose any code with this feature!
Ctrl+E (View | Recent Files) brings a popup list of the recently visited files. Choose the desired file and press Enter to open it.
Besides recent files, you can easily bring up the results of the usage searches that you have performed recently. To do that, use the same Ctrl+E shortcut with the Find tool window having the focus, and select the desired find usages result from the Recent Find Usages popup.
Use Alt+Up and Alt+Down keys to quickly move between methods in the editor.
Use the Ctrl+Shift+V shortcut to choose and insert recent clipboard contents into the text.
The shortcuts such as Ctrl+Q (View | Quick Documentation), Ctrl+P (View | Parameter Info), Ctrl+B (Navigate | Declaration) and others can be used not only in the editor but in the code completion popup list as we
To open any particular method or field in the editor quickly, press Ctrl+Alt+Shift+N (Navigate | Symbol) and start typing its name.
Choose the symbol from a drop-down list that appears.
Use Alt+Shift+C to quickly review your recent changes to the project.
With a single keystroke, you can apply another code style/coloring scheme or keymap right from the editor. Just press Ctrl+Back Quote (View | Quick Switch Scheme), to specify the scheme you want to change.
Thank You,
Uma Mahesh
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