Here is a list of useful shortcut keys that can be used to enhance the scripting within the customize code window.
Note: The + used in the key combinations making up the shortcut is not part of the shortcut but rather is used as a separator between the different key's used in the shortcut.
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Key Combination
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Description
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Application level shortcuts
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Ctrl + Plus
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Zoom QIE
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Ctrl + Minus
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Un-zoom QIE
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Ctrl + 0 (zero)
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Reset the QIE window to its normal size after zoom or un-zoom commands
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Ctrl + Shift + Up
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Maximize the QIE editor window
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Ctrl + Shift + Down
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Minimize the QIE editor window
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Text selection level shortcuts
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Ctrl + A
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Select all of the text within the window
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Ctrl + B
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Find variable declaration
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Ctrl + C
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Copy all of the text within the window
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Ctrl + Z
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Undo the previous change(s)
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Ctrl + Y
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Reverts the previous “Undo” change(s)
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Ctrl + Delete
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Delete the word to the right of the curser
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Ctrl + Backspace
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Delete the word to the left of the curser
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Ctrl + Shift + Left
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Select the word to the left
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Ctrl + Shift + Right
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Select the word to the right
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Ctrl + Alt + Down or Up
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Changes the selection mode to “Column Select”. After selecting multiple lines you can then change from using the down or up keys to the left or right key to select the word to the left or right or you can change to Shift-Left or Right to select more than one word to the left or right.
After selection is made typing/pasting will replace the selected items.
Using the Esc key will remove the selection mode back to normal.
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Line level shortcuts
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Ctrl + /
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Comment or Un-Comment out a single line
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Ctrl + Shift + /
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Comment or Un-Comment out multiple lines that are selected (highlighted)
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Alt + Up
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Move the current line up
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Alt + Down
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Move the current line down
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Alt + Shift + Up
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Copy the current line above the current line
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Alt + Shift + Down
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Copy the current line below the current line
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Shift + Down
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Will select the entire line when curser is positioned at the beginning of the line
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