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키 설정

모든 키 설정은 다음과 같은 위치에서 설정 할 수 있습니다. Tools -> Options -> Editor -> Key mapping. See Key Mapping.

각 단축키 설정 방법: tutorial 참조하세요.

윈도우

키	기본값설명	Solution
F1	도움말
Ctrl-Shift-F1	에디터 도움말
Ctrl-F2	프로그램 중단
F3	다음 낱말
Shift-F3	이전 낱말
F4	커서부터 시작
Ctrl-F4	닫기
F5	중단 지점 생성
Ctrl-F5	watch 추가	와치_속성
Ctrl-F8	다음 에러 위치
Ctrl-Shift-F8	이전 에러 위치
F7	단계 별 위치(어셈블리어)
Ctrl-F7	수정/결과
F8	한줄씩 확인
F9	실행
Ctrl-F9	실행 파일 만들기
F11	오브젝트 인스펙터
Shift-F11	프로젝트 추가 편집
Ctrl-F11	프로젝트 열기
Ctrl-Shift-F11	프로젝트 설명
F12	폼/프로젝트 전환
Ctrl-F12	생성된 모든 프로젝트 확인
Shift-F12	프로젝트 폼 확인
[Shift]-Up,Down,Right,Left	커서 이동
Alt-Left/Right	다음 단어로 이동
Ctrl-[Shift]-Left/Right	시작문장/끝 문장 이동
Ctrl-Home/End	파일의 시작/끝으로 이동
Ctrl-Up/Down	한 줄 이동
Cmd-Shift-Up/Down	모든 프로젝트 블록
Ctrl-Shift-Up/Down	모든 메소드 블록
Ctrl-?	해당 위치 주석처리
Delete/Backspace	지우기
[Shift]-PageUp/Down	페이지 넘기기
Home/End	문장 시작/끝 이동
Ctrl+[Shift]-Tab	이전/다음 프로젝트 이동
Ctrl-Space	Bookmark 표시/문장완성
Shift-Ctrl-Space	쓰여진 코드 표시
Ctrl+A	모두 선택
Ctrl-C	복사하기
Ctrl-Alt-D	코드 숨기기
Ctrl-D	JCF Parse Tree
Ctrl-E	커서에 있는 낱말 찾기
Ctrl-F	찾기
Ctrl-Alt-F	검색 결과 확인
Ctrl-G	원하는 라인으로 가기
Ctrl-Shift-G	GUID 삽입
Ctrl-[Shift]-H	히스토리 확인
Ctrl-I	선택하여 들여 쓰기
Ctrl-L	세부 검색
Ctrl-M	문장 이동
Ctrl-N	라인 삽입
Ctrl-O	파일 열기
Ctrl-R	검색 후 문장 치환
Ctrl-Shift-R	수정/저장
Ctrl-Alt-R	레지스터
Ctrl-S	저장
Ctrl-Shift-S	모든 프로젝트 저장
Ctrl-Alt-S	Call Stack
Ctrl-V	붙여넣기
Ctrl-W	문장찾기
Ctrl-Shift-W	Editor Window Manager
Ctrl-Alt-W	Watch List
Ctrl-X	잘라내기
Ctrl-Y	한줄 문장 지우기
Ctrl-Z	되돌리기
Alt-1-9	소스 페이지 이동
Ctrl-1-9	북마크 이동
Ctrl-Shift-1-9	북마크 번호 생성

Gnome

The default key mapping for windows fits quite good under gnome.

KDE

The default key mapping for windows fits quite good under KDE. Some keys like F9 are used by KDE.

Mac OS X (Apple style)

Mac OS X has quite different key policies. For example most F keys are used by the OS, there are no menu Alt shortcuts and there are large guidelines (contrary to linux and windows where only a few keys work the same under all programs).

The apple human interface guidelines for key bindings can be seen here: [1]

Xcode is Apple's own development environment. Here are the Xcode shortcuts: [2]

A Mac OS X key map is available for lazarus and can be set via Tools -> Options -> Editor -> Key Mapping / choose scheme / Mac OS X.

Keys	Function defined by Apple	Conflict with lazarus default	Solution
F1	misc	help	Apple: Cmd-[Shift]-?
Ctrl-Shift-F1	misc	help editor	Mattias: Cmd-Alt-[Shift]-?
Ctrl-F2	misc	stop program	Xcode: Shift-Cmd-Enter
F3	misc	find next	Apple: Cmd-G
Shift-F3	misc	find previous	Apple: Cmd-Shift-G
F4	misc	run to cursor	Apple: misc, Mattias: no shortcut for 'run to cursor'
Ctrl-F4	misc	close file	Apple: Cmd-Shift-W
F5	misc	add breakpoint	Xcode: Ctrl-P
Ctrl-F5	misc	add watch	Apple: misc, Mattias: no shortcut for add watch
Ctrl-F8	misc	jump next error	Xcode: Cmd-+
Ctrl-Shift-F8	misc	jump previous error	Xcode: Cmd-Shift-+
F7	misc	step into	Mattias: Cmd-Alt-R
Ctrl-F7	misc	evaluate	Ctrl-Shift-E
F8	misc	step over	Mattias: Cmd-Shift-R
F9	misc	run	Xcode: Cmd-R
Ctrl-F9	misc	build	Xcode: Cmd-B
F11	misc	toggle OI	Mattias: Alt-Cmd-I
Shift-F11	misc	add unit to project	Xcode: Alt-Cmd-A
Ctrl-F11	misc	open project	Apple: misc, Mattias: no key for 'open project'
Ctrl-Shift-F11	misc	project options	Mattias: no key for 'project options'
F12	misc	toggle unit/form	Apple: misc, Mattias: Cmd-Alt-F
Ctrl-F12	misc	view units	Mattias: Ctrl-Alt-U
Shift-F12	misc	view forms	Mattias: Ctrl-Shift-U
[Shift]-Up,Down,Right,Left	move cursor
Alt-[Shift]-Left/Right	jump to next word
Alt-Up/Down	jump to start/end of paragraph (laz: Ctrl Q,B)	find declaration	Mattias: find declaration
Cmd-[Shift]-Left/Right	jump to start/end of line (laz:Home/End)	jump next word	Apple: jump to start/end of line
Cmd-Alt-Left/Right			Xcode: switch file
Cmd-Alt-Up/Down			Xcode: jump source/header
Cmd-Up/Down	jump to start/end of file (laz:Ctrl-Home)	scroll one up/down	Apple: jump to start/end of file
Ctrl-Up/Down			Mattias: scroll one up/down
Cmd-Shift-Up/Down	select to start/end of file (laz:Shift-Ctrl-Home)	method jump	Apple: select to start/end of file
Ctrl-Shift-Up/Down			Mattias: method jump
Cmd-[Shift]-?	show context help
Delete/Backspace	delete char
[Shift]-PageUp/Down	jump page up/down
[Shift]-Home/End	jump to start/end of file (laz:Ctrl-Home)	jump to start/end of line	Apple: jump to start/end of file
Cmd-[Shift]-Tab	switch application	jump prev/next file	Apple: switch app
Ctrl-[Shift]-Tab	jump to next control
Cmd-*-Space	spotlight, apple reserved	identifier completion	Apple: misc
Ctrl-Space	Xcode: set mark		Mattias: identifier completion
Shift-Ctrl-Space			Mattias: code context
Alt-Ctrl-Space			Mattias: word completion
Cmd-Alt-Escape	force quit
Cmd-A	select all
Cmd-C	copy
Cmd-Alt-D	show/hide dock
Cmd-Ctrl-D	dictionary
Cmd-E	find word at cursor	incremental find	find is smart to auto use word at cursor. incremental find.
Cmd-F	find
Cmd-Alt-F	Xcode: view details		Mattias: Toggle Unit/Form
Cmd-G	find next (laz:F3)	goto line	Apple: find next
Cmd-Shift-G	find previous (laz:Shift-F3)	insert guid
Ctrl-Shift-G		insert guid	Mattias: insert guid
Cmd-[Alt]-H	hide app	jump back	Apple: hide app
Ctrl-[Shift]-H			Mattias: jump history backward/forward
Ctrl-I		indent selection	Xcode: indent selection
Cmd-L			Xcode: goto line
Cmd-M	minimize window
Cmd-Alt-M	minimize app
Cmd-N	new file
Cmd-Shift-N			Tom: Insert line
Cmd-O	open file
Cmd-Q	quit (laz: none)	goto line	Apple: quit
Cmd-Shift-Q	log out
Cmd-R	Xcode: build and run	search and replace	Xcode: run
Cmd-Shift-R			Mattias: step over
Cmd-Alt-R			Mattias: step into
Cmd-S	save
Cmd-Shift-S	Save As (laz: none)	save all	Apple: Cmd-Shift-S
Cmd-Alt-S	Save All
Cmd-V	paste
Cmd-W	close window (laz: none)	word completion	Apple: close window
Cmd-Shift-W	Xcode: close file
Cmd-Alt-W	close all files
Cmd-X	cut
Cmd-Y			Tom: delete to end of line
Cmd-Z	undo
Control	The control modifier is used by cocoa in text fields. So it is free for designer and source editor functions
Alt-1-9	create special chars on some layouts
Ctrl-1-9		jump to bookmark
Ctrl-Shift-1-9		set bookmark
Cmd-*-1-9	apple functions like capture screen

macOS (Lazarus style)

The Apple scheme of keys can be hard on Lazarus users which work with it on several platforms, because many of them are very different from the Windows and Linux schemes. To minimize this problem a new Scheme was created which is a copy of the default macOS scheme (with Apple style), but does some changes to have keys similar to those in other platforms.

Below are the keys which differ from the standard macOS with Apple style:

Keys	Function in Apple style	Function in Lazarus style
Home/End	jump to start/end of file	jump to start/end of line