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    TM Cheat Sheet

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    This document provides a cheat sheet of keyboard shortcuts for common tasks in TextMate, such as selecting text, moving the cursor, searching, editing modes, folding/unfolding code, bookmarks, autocompletion, and version control integration. Some key shortcuts include Command-T for finding files, Command-S for incremental search, Option-Command-E for freehanded editing mode, and Command-R for running the current line as a shell command.

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    This document provides a cheat sheet of keyboard shortcuts for common tasks in TextMate, such as selecting text, moving the cursor, searching, editing modes, folding/unfolding code, bookmarks, autocompletion, and version control integration. Some key shortcuts include Command-T for finding files, Command-S for incremental search, Option-Command-E for freehanded editing mode, and Command-R for running the current line as a shell command.

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    This document provides a cheat sheet of keyboard shortcuts for common tasks in TextMate, such as selecting text, moving the cursor, searching, editing modes, folding/unfolding code, bookmarks, autocompletion, and version control integration. Some key shortcuts include Command-T for finding files, Command-S for incremental search, Option-Command-E for freehanded editing mode, and Command-R for running the current line as a shell command.

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    TextMate Developer’s Cheat Sheet

    Selection Movement
    ⌃W (Edit → Select ⌘T Go To File (with smart search)
    Select current Word
    → Word)
    ⇧⌘T Go To Symbol (function, class, etc)
    ⇧⌘L (Edit → Select current Line
    Select → Line) ⌃A, ⌃E Move to beginning/end of line

    ⇧⌘B (Edit → Select enclosing Smart Typing Pair (see Preference ⌘L Move the caret to a specified line number
    Select → Enclosing Items - braces, brackets, curly Braces, “<”, “>”,
    quotation marks, etc.) ⇧⌘J (Navigation Moves the caret to the middle visible line on the
    Brackets)
    → Go to Middle screen
    ⌥⌘A (Text → Edit Visible Line)
    Allows you to insert text at the end of each line in
    Each Line in the current selection. Indent and de-indent the current line or selection
    ⌘], ⌘[,⌥⇥, ⌥⇤
    Selection)
    ⌃⇧D Duplicate the current line or selection
    Menu Shorcuts

    Searching ⌃⎋ Brings up the Bundle Command (Gear) menu

    Incremental search (find as you type) ⌃⌘T Brings up a quick search list of bundle commands
    ⌃S
    ⌥F2 Brings up the Context Menu (like right clicking the mouse)
    ⇧⌘F (Edit → Find Find in project
    → Find In Project)

    Shell Integration
    Editing Modes ⌃R (Execute Line/ Run the current line as a shell command and insert the
    Selection Inserting result
    ⌥ (with selection) Toggles column editing mode
    Result)
    ⌥⌘E (Edit → ⌥⌘R (Text →
    Mode → Allows the caret to move freely past end of line and inside Pipe the currently selected text (or entire document)
    tab characters Filter through through a shell command
    Freehanded
    Command…)
    Editing)

    Common Mode Commands


    Folding
    Used in programming languages to run the current
    F1 Fold/unfold current section ⌘R file
    Used in programming and markup language to build
    ⌘B the current file
    Bookmarks
    Creates a new function/method using the current
    ⌘F2 Add bookmark ⇧↩ word
    F2, ⇧F2 Jump to next/previous bookmark Insert a “descriptive” return (<br/> in HTML, \n
    ⌃↩ in most source)
    ⌘↩ Move to end of line and insert a new line
    Completion
    Move to end of line, insert appropriate line
    Cycle through the list of available word completions for the ⇧⌘↩ termination (;), and a new line
    ⎋, ⇧⎋ current word
    Insert a new line and begin a new “item”
    ⌅ appropriate to context (new list item, new comment
    line, etc.)
    Version Control
    Lookup the current word/selection in the
    ⌃⇧A Subversion commands ⌃H documentation
    ⌃⇧Z CVS commands ⌃⇧V Validate document (as appropriate)
    ⌃⇧M Mercurial commands ⌘/ Comment/uncomment the current line/selection
    ⌃⇧Z Darcs commands ⌃⇧O Open terminal in current document's directory

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