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March 16th, 2009

MonoDevelop Keyboard Shortcut overview - 4

Mono Develop Keyboard Shortcuts

Ever watched an experienced programmer flick through code like there is no tomorrow? That is what caffeine addiction does to you. If you think that normal scrolling up and down isn’t fast enough you will find that a good development environment offers many keyboard shortcuts to let you work ever faster.

Keyboard shortcuts allow for things like indenting a selection, making it uppercase or lowercase, commenting it , jumping between bookmarks and moving lines of code up and down. These can be real time savers.

I was looking for a printable overview of available keyboard shortcuts for MonoDevelop but couldn’t find one so I have created my own.

If you are running a standard Linux distribution you will probably still be using the 1.0 version of MonoDevelop. If you compiled MonoDevelop 2.0 from source then you will be pleased to discover many new shortcuts. As the difference between 1.0 and 2.0 is significant I have made separate tables for the both of them.

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4 Responses to “MonoDevelop Keyboard Shortcut overview”

  1. Amgad Says:

    You worked hard on the shortcuts list. As long as we are talking about MonoDevelop, is anyone experiencing whitespace problems with it in Mac OS X or is it just me?

  2. Monodevelop keyboard shortcuts | macCork Says:

    [...] I’m “fast enough” already… I found a great collection put together by Martijn Dijksterhuis. I’ve used just a few of them and found myself flying. Martijn has designed this to be [...]

  3. Michael Says:

    I’m coming from using Eclipse with Java but need to do some C# work so I’d like to do it on Linux. This looks like I’ll still be able to use my favourite shortcuts and keep my productivity up :)

  4. Graham Says:

    This is a good research for keyboard shortcuts! Some shortcuts are also compatible for Windows OS. I have copied the list to used it for everyday use. This will surely save my time.

    Goodjob!

    Graham
    info@jdesign.net.au

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