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I also like Ctrl Shift C for commenting (and un-comment) a line or multiple lines at once Also i use the sme shortcut to shift between file and console. Its redundant to have two different ones.. Also: i have a rule of thumb: operations that add things are usually Shift, and operations to ommit are usually with Alt. So i use Alt R to restart the session and Alt+O to collapse all, and Shift+O to expand all. It just reduces some mental load off of my memory because it takes time to remember and make these shortcuts really usefull. I wish i knew a short cut to close the search bar. Open it (ctrl F) is easy but i always need the mouse to close it And of course snippets. They are my best friends. Snippets for code templates or for loading a set of packages (say plotting packages, modeling, etc..)
Thank you for this great comment! ♥️ Commenting blocks is also a great shortcut. I totally forgot about that one. As for switching between panes? Is it possible in RStudio to set custom conditional shortcuts depending on whether a certain window is in focus? 🤯
And yeah not being able to close the search bar without the mouse is a pain 😭 Also, do you mind sharing your snippets? I'm looking for inspiration for how to use them effectively 😁
Excellent tutorial as usual. One of my favourite shortcuts is CTRL + Shift + R For creating a comment title. It's very important, especially if you are using R scripts.
Interesting. I didn't know that there was an built-in shortcut for this. I use the vim key bindings in RStudio for this. But that's a whole different habit hole :D
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I also like Ctrl Shift C for commenting (and un-comment) a line or multiple lines at once
Also i use the sme shortcut to shift between file and console. Its redundant to have two different ones..
Also: i have a rule of thumb: operations that add things are usually Shift, and operations to ommit are usually with Alt.
So i use Alt R to restart the session and Alt+O to collapse all, and Shift+O to expand all.
It just reduces some mental load off of my memory because it takes time to remember and make these shortcuts really usefull.
I wish i knew a short cut to close the search bar. Open it (ctrl F) is easy but i always need the mouse to close it
And of course snippets. They are my best friends. Snippets for code templates or for loading a set of packages (say plotting packages, modeling, etc..)
Thank you for this great comment! ♥️ Commenting blocks is also a great shortcut. I totally forgot about that one. As for switching between panes? Is it possible in RStudio to set custom conditional shortcuts depending on whether a certain window is in focus? 🤯
And yeah not being able to close the search bar without the mouse is a pain 😭 Also, do you mind sharing your snippets? I'm looking for inspiration for how to use them effectively 😁
Excellent tutorial as usual.
One of my favourite shortcuts is
CTRL + Shift + R
For creating a comment title. It's very important, especially if you are using R scripts.
Thank you 🤗 and nice shortcut! I didn't know that one 🤯
Great share!
Thank you.
needed this video, THANK YOU!!
You're very welcome 🤗
Excellent video! I use Ctrl - D to delete a line (or multiple lines) every now and then.
Interesting. I didn't know that there was an built-in shortcut for this. I use the vim key bindings in RStudio for this. But that's a whole different habit hole :D
very useful
Glad that you think so 🤗