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Keyboard Shortcuts
UltraEdit for Linux includes several different key mapping modes, including Gnome, KDE, or Windows defaults, as well as limited Emacs key mapping support. (Please note that for each mode, that mode’s key mappings are respected when possible. The entire key mapping set (for instance, for Emacs) may not be completely available within the scope of UltraEdit for Linux.)
Beyond this, you can even customize these key mapping modes to suit your preferences and needs and maximize your efficiency and speed of navigation in UltraEdit. You can acess key mapping configuration in Edit -> Preferences -> Key Mapping. Here you are provided a drop down list for several different key mapping modes, and you can also set your own custom key mappings here as well.
Please note, the shortcuts listed here are default shortcuts, feel free to customize your shortcuts as you would like.
The following lists provide the default key mappings for Windows mode. This mode closely emulates the default key mappings for UltraEdit (Windows).
Document Navigation Shortcuts
F4 | Toggle focus between active file and Tree View if shown |
Ctrl+F6 | Make the next document window active |
Ctrl+Shift+F6 | Make the previous document window active |
Select/Delete/Insert Shortcuts
Ctrl+Left+Shift (or Right) | Selects the word preceding (or following) the cursor |
INS | Toggle between Insert and Overstrike mode |
Hex Mode Shortcuts
Ctrl+H | Toggle HEX editing mode |
Ctrl+D | Insert or delete characters in HEX editing mode |
Bookmark Shortcut
Ctrl+F2 | Toggle bookmark on and off |
F2 | Goto next bookmark |
File Menu
Ctrl+N | Create a new document file |
Ctrl+O | Open an existing document file |
Ctrl+Q | Open an existing document without showing File Open dialog |
Ctrl+F4 | Close an existing document file |
Ctrl+S | Save the active document |
F12 | Save the active document as a new file |
Ctrl+P | Print the active document |
Edit Menu
Ctrl+X | Cut text from the document into the clipboard |
Ctrl+C | Copy text from the document into the clipboard |
Ctrl+V | Paste text from the clipboard into the active document |
Ctrl+0-9 | Select active clipboard |
Ctrl+A | Select All text in the active document |
Ctrl+Z | Undo the last action if possible |
Ctrl+Y | Reverse the last Undo action if possible |
Ctrl+J | Select the current word (same as double click) |
Ctrl+E | Delete line the cursor is on |
Ctrl+F11 | Delete from the cursor to start of line |
Ctrl+F12 | Delete from the cursor to end of line |
Ctrl+W | Toggle Word Wrap on/off |
F7 | Insert time/date at cursor |
Search Menu
Ctrl+F | Find a character string |
Ctrl+F3 | Repeat last find toward beginning of file |
F3 | Repeat last find toward end of file |
Ctrl+B | Find matching brace (,[,{ or },],) |
Ctrl+R | Find and replace a character string with another |
Ctrl+G | Goto the specified line (or HEX address) |
Project Menu
Alt+0-9 | Insert template (0-9) |
Project Menu
Shift+Alt+O | Open Project/Workspace |
Shift+Alt+C | Close Project/Workspace |
Shift+Alt+S | Project Settings |
View Menu
Ctrl+U | Toggle File Tree View |
Format Menu
Ctrl+F5 | Convert selected text to lower case |
ALT+F5 | Convert selected text to Upper case |
F5 | Capitalize first character of each word in selected text |
Shift+Alt+F5 | Invert case of all characters in selected text |
Column Menu
ALT+C | Toggle column/block mode on and off |
Macro Menu
Shift+Ctrl+R | Macro quick record |
Ctrl+M | Replay a macro |
Ctrl+L | Replay a macro the specified number of times |
Script Menu
Shift+Ctrl+Z | Show scripts |
Help Menu
F1 | Invoke help |