Few Keyboard Shortcuts
- Use of Ctrl + Shift + V (Extended Paste): In new abap editor, many times you come up a scenario to copy paste some line of codes from another program. You have to copy a line from Program2 first, then paste into Program1. For second code, again you have to copy and then paste. You can use the Ctrl + Shift + V functionality to paste the recently copied lines. So, no need to switch windows unnecessarily. It's really a time saving stuff.
- Use of Ctrl + Alt + Num+ ( plus sign in Num keys) : to increase(zoom-in) the text size.
- Use of Ctrl + Alt + Num- ( minus sign in Num keys) : to decrease(zoom-out) the text size.
- Use of Ctrl + Alt + / : to restore text size to normal.
- Use of Ctrl + U : The selected text converted into uppercase.
- Use of Ctrl + L : The selected text converted into lowercase.
- Use of Ctrl + J : The selected text will become capitalize.
- Use of Ctrl + K : The case of selected text will be swapped.
Note: These keyboard shortcuts can be changed according to your need.
Comments (2)
Dec 14, 2010
mansoorahmed says:
There is another shortcut key that makes your text "Title Case" that is CTRL+T.There is another shortcut key that makes your text "Title Case" that is CTRL+T.
Sep 07, 2012
Kjetil Kilhavn says:
How can these keyboard shortcuts be changed? I've tried the zoom shortcuts, and...How can these keyboard shortcuts be changed?
I've tried the zoom shortcuts, and the use of Ctrl+Alt+/ to restore zoom level does not work. The zoom level occasionally goes wild because the mouse wheel in combination with control influences it - which I would also like to disable if possible.
Edit: OK, I found it (Google is my friend). Click the “Paste” icon in the lower right corner of the editor to bring up the settings window. Nice use of icons, SAP … not!