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Macs are renowned (or bemoaned) for having an extensive number of shortcuts. However, OS X itself pales in comparison to the shortcut lists in TextMate and its bundles.
What are some useful keyboard shortcuts you use?
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Look word up in dictionary, in any Cocoa app (not just Textmate): ctrl + cmd + D
Copy and Paste Clipboard: ⌘ + SHIFT + V
Titleize selected text: CONTROL + OPTION + U
Will turn:
Into:
Personally two of my favourite shortcuts are:
The are both super useful for writing text and blogging, (and stackoverflow).
Codewise, I think that I prefer snippets to key shortcuts. Being able to type
if⇥etc., in almost any language is ridiculously useful, and the consistent interface is what keeps me using TextMate.I also found this quite amusing. But I prefer to learn my shortcuts in small steps, and often find that just looking in the gear menu (⌃⎋) works.
Esc auto completes common words in the document you are working in.
For example if you are using a function alot called
LongFuntionNameThatChecksStuff, you can typeLonand pressEsc and it should auto complete.Upcase selected text: CONTROL + SHIFT + U
Will turn:
Into: