Epsilon Keyboard Shortcuts

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The following table lists the Epsilon Mapping keyboard shortcuts for the Code Editor.

Note: Keyboard shortcuts that include the CTRL+ALT key combination are disabled when the Use CTRL+ALT Keys option is unchecked on the Tools > Options > Editor Options > Key Mappings page.

Shortcut	Action
Alt+)	Locates the next matching delimiter (cursor must be on ')', '}' or ']')
Alt+?	Displays context-sensitive Help
Alt+\	Deletes spaces and tabs around the cursor on the same line
Alt+Backspace	Deletes the word to the left of the current cursor position
Alt+C	Capitalizes the first letter of the character after the cursor and lowercases all other letters to the end of the word
Alt+D	Deletes to word to the right of the cursor
Alt+Del	Deletes all text in the block between the cursor and the previous matching delimiter (cursor must be on ')', '}' or ']')
Alt+L	Converts the current word to lowercase
Alt+Shift+/	Displays context-sensitive Help
Alt+Shift+O	Locates the next matching delimiter (cursor must be on ')', '}' or ']')
Alt+T	Transposes the two words on either side of the cursor
Alt+Tab	Indents to the current line to the text on the previous line
Alt+U	Converts a selected word to uppercase or converts from the cursor position to the end of the word to uppercase
Alt+X	Invokes the specified command or macro
Backspace	Deletes the character to the left of the current cursor position
Ctrl+/	Adds or removes // to each line in the selected code block to comment the code.
Ctrl+_	Displays context-sensitive Help
Ctrl+Alt+B	Locates the next matching delimiter (cursor must be on ')', '}' or ']')
Ctrl+Alt+F	Locates the previous matching delimiter (cursor must be on ')', '}' or ']')
Ctrl+Alt+H	Deletes the word to the left of the current cursor position
Ctrl+Alt+K	Deletes all text in the block between the cursor and the next matching delimiter (cursor must be on ')', '}' or ']')
Ctrl+D	Deletes the currently selected character or character to the right of the cursor
Ctrl+H	Deletes the character to the left of the current cursor position
Ctrl+K	Cuts the contents of line and places it in the clipboard
Ctrl+L	Centers the active window
Ctrl+Num +	Increases the font size of the Code Editor.
Ctrl+Num -	Decreases the font size of the Code Editor.
Ctrl+M	Inserts a carriage return
Ctrl+O	Inserts a new line after the cursor
Ctrl+Q	Interpret next character as an ASCII code
Ctrl+R	Incrementally searches backward through the current file
Ctrl+S	Incrementally searches for a string entered from the keyboard
Ctrl+Shift+-	Displays context-sensitive Help
Ctrl+Shift+C	Invokes class completion for the class declaration in which the cursor is positioned
Ctrl+T	Transposes the two characters on either side of the cursor
Ctrl+X+,	Browses the symbol at the cursor
Ctrl+X+0	Deletes the contents of the current window
Ctrl+X+Ctrl+E	Invoke a command processor
Ctrl+X+Ctrl+T	Transposes the two lines on either side of the cursor
Ctrl+X+Ctrl+X	Exchanges the locations of the cursor position and a bookmark
Ctrl+X+I	Inserts the contents of a file at the cursor
Ctrl+X+N	Displays the next window in the buffer list
Ctrl+X+P	Displays the previous window in the buffer list
Esc+)	Locates the next matching delimiter (cursor must be on ')', '}' or ']')
Esc+?	Displays context-sensitive Help
Esc+\	Deletes spaces and tabs around the cursor on the same line
Esc+BackSpace	Deletes the word to the left of the current cursor position
Esc+C	Capitalizes the first letter of the character after the cursor and lowercases all other letters to the end of the word
Esc+Ctrl+B	Locates the next matching delimiter (cursor must be on ')', '}' or ']')
Esc+Ctrl+F	Locates the previous matching delimiter (cursor must be on ')', '}' or ']')
Esc+Ctrl+H	Deletes the word to the left of the current cursor position
Esc+Ctrl+K	Deletes all text in the block between the cursor and the next matching delimiter (cursor must be on ')', '}' or ']')
Esc+D	Deletes to word to the right of the cursor
Esc+Del	Deletes all text in the block between the cursor and the previous matching delimiter (cursor must be on ')', '}' or ']')
Esc+End	Displays the next window in the buffer list
Esc+Home	Displays the previous window in the buffer list
Esc+L	Converts the current word to lowercase
Esc+T	Transposes the two words on either side of the cursor
Esc+Tab	Indents to the current line to the text on the previous line
Esc+U	Converts a selected word to uppercase or converts from the cursor position to the end of the word to uppercase
Esc+X	Invokes the specified command or macro
F2	Invokes the specified command or macro
F1	Displays a help topic describing: A pointed reserved word, directive, or C++ keyword. A pointed identifier (or selected qualified identifier) corresponding to a name of a procedure, function, constant, property, variable, field, type, program, unit, library, or package described in installed CHM help files. The Code Editor.