| Switch between Source and Design mode |
Control+`(Left
Quote) |
Switches between the MXML editor’s Source
and Design modes. |
| Go to Documentation (Flash Builder plug-in) Find in API Reference (Flash Builder stand-alone) |
Shift+F2 |
When you edit MXML or ActionScript, selecting
a language element and pressing Shift+F2 displays language reference
Help for the selected element. For more information, see Getting help while writing code. |
| Context-sensitive Help |
F1
(Windows) Command+Shift+/ (Mac OS) |
Displays context-sensitive Help for the
currently selected workbench element (editor, view, dialog box,
and so on). |
| Add Block Comment |
Control+Shift+C
(Windows) Command+Shift+C (Mac OS) |
Adds block comment formatting to the currently
selected lines of code or adds a comment at the insertion point. For
more information, see Adding comments and comment blocks. |
| Add CDATA |
Control+Shift+D
(Windows) Command+Shift+D (Mac OS) |
Adds a CDATA statement at the insertion
point so that you can add ActionScript to an MXML document. |
| Find Matching Bracket |
Control+Shift+P
(Windows) Command+Shift+P (Mac OS) |
Moves the cursor to the matching bracket
of the selected code statement. |
| Content Assist |
Control+Space
(Windows) Command+Shift+Space (Mac OS) |
Displays code hinting. For more information,
see Using Content Assist. |
| Find All Declarations in Workspace |
Control+G (Windows) Command+G (Mac OS) |
Finds declarations in your code base. See Finding references and refactoring code. |
| Find All References in Workspace |
Control+Shift+G (Windows) Command+Shift+G (Mac OS) |
Finds references to identifiers in your
code base. See Finding references and refactoring code |
| Go to Definition |
F3 |
Open the source of an external code definition.
For more information, see Opening code definitions. |
| Go to Line |
Control+L
(Windows) Command+L (Mac OS) |
Displays the Go to Line dialog box where
you can enter a line number and navigate to it in the editor. |
| Last Edit Location |
Control+Q (Windows) Control+Q (Mac OS) |
Highlights the last edited line of code. |
| Mark Occurrences |
n/a |
Marks every occurrence of the selected item
in code. |
| Organize Imports |
Control+Shift+O
(Windows) Command+Shift+O (Mac OS) |
When editing ActionScript, using this keyboard
shortcut alphabetizes any import statements contained in the document.
For more information, see Organizing import statements. |
| Open Type |
Control+Shift+T
(Windows) Command+Shift+T (Mac OS) |
Quickly browse all class types. For more
information, see Browsing and viewing classes. |
| Open Resource |
Control+Shift+R
(Windows) Command+Shift+R (Mac OS) |
Displays the Open Resource dialog box where
you can quickly search for and open a resource in the editor. |
| Quick Outline |
Control+O
(Windows and Mac OS) |
Displays the Outline view in Quick mode
in the editor. For more information, see Using Quick Outline view in the editor. |
| Toggle Comment |
Control+/ (Windows) Command+/ (Mac OS) |
Toggles ActionScript comments in ActionScript
code. See Adding comments and comment blocks. |
| Toggle BlockComment |
Shift+Control+C Shift+Command+C |
Toggle MXML comment blocks. See Adding comments and comment blocks. |
| Toggle Folding |
Control+Numpad_divide |
Toggles the folding of code blocks. See Setting, folding, and unfolding code blocks. |
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