I am Intellij user and get really used to it and especially it's keymap (all kinds of goodies for text: ctrl+w, alt+mouseDrag...). What I am looking for now is text editor for programming that would be familiar to Intellij way of work (in some sense).
What I have tried/trying: Notepad++ - Overal good, but annoying (unsaved files, all kinds of popups, even for search), no inline spell-checker. Sublime Text - Just started trying. Nice that it has good spell-checker, overall seems nice, no annoying popups. What seems to be deal breaker - it has very complex keymap itself, some bindings are not possible (some toggle "on/off: functionality). So it seems that overriding keymap would require a lot of effort and in the and I be missing a lot of sublime features and/or some functionality is not possible. UltraEdit - not tried, but thinking of trying. Also no inline spell-checker.
Use ⌃⌘G (macOS), or Ctrl+Alt+Shift+J (Windows/Linux), to select all occurrences of the same word.
Change the UI themeIn the Settings/Preferences dialog ( Ctrl+Alt+S ), select Appearance & Behavior | Appearance. Select the UI theme from the Theme list: IntelliJ Light: Traditional light theme for IntelliJ-based IDEs. macOS Light or Windows 10 Light: OS-specific light theme available as a bundled plugin.
Fleet is free to use during the public preview and currently available through the Toolbox App only. Download the Toolbox App and install Fleet from the Tools list to get started.
I did Tools -> Create Command-line Launcher that creates a script in your PATH called idea. I always have IDEA open so when I need to modify some file I run
idea file-name
It is described here: https://www.jetbrains.com/help/idea/running-intellij-idea-as-a-diff-or-merge-command-line-tool.html. Notice that the action is not available on Windows, you have to edit the system PATH
variable instead.
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