What is the shortcut to find an artifact in the maven dependency diagram in Intellij IDEA?
In IDEA, one can ask for the dependency diagram of a project via CtrlAltShiftU. This diagram is mostly to large and crowded, so searching is a very useful action to use. When pressing CtrlF a popup named "Diagram elements" is shown. This works with the default key mapping. In my case, I use the eclipse shortcuts (these are compatible with my brain) and CtrlF does not work. Also I cannot find the action in the settings > keymap dialog to see what the shortcut for me is (or change it).
Does anyone happen to know what the shortcut in the eclipse keymap is ? Or what the name of the action is ?
Thank you !
maven intellij-idea keyboard-shortcuts
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In IDEA, one can ask for the dependency diagram of a project via CtrlAltShiftU. This diagram is mostly to large and crowded, so searching is a very useful action to use. When pressing CtrlF a popup named "Diagram elements" is shown. This works with the default key mapping. In my case, I use the eclipse shortcuts (these are compatible with my brain) and CtrlF does not work. Also I cannot find the action in the settings > keymap dialog to see what the shortcut for me is (or change it).
Does anyone happen to know what the shortcut in the eclipse keymap is ? Or what the name of the action is ?
Thank you !
maven intellij-idea keyboard-shortcuts
edited Dec 31 '18 at 16:13
mature
340213
asked Nov 14 '18 at 14:59
TchyppTchypp
4201817
add a comment |
In IDEA, one can ask for the dependency diagram of a project via CtrlAltShiftU. This diagram is mostly to large and crowded, so searching is a very useful action to use. When pressing CtrlF a popup named "Diagram elements" is shown. This works with the default key mapping. In my case, I use the eclipse shortcuts (these are compatible with my brain) and CtrlF does not work. Also I cannot find the action in the settings > keymap dialog to see what the shortcut for me is (or change it).
Does anyone happen to know what the shortcut in the eclipse keymap is ? Or what the name of the action is ?
Thank you !
maven intellij-idea keyboard-shortcuts
edited Dec 31 '18 at 16:13
mature
340213
asked Nov 14 '18 at 14:59
TchyppTchypp
4201817
In IDEA, one can ask for the dependency diagram of a project via CtrlAltShiftU. This diagram is mostly to large and crowded, so searching is a very useful action to use. When pressing CtrlF a popup named "Diagram elements" is shown. This works with the default key mapping. In my case, I use the eclipse shortcuts (these are compatible with my brain) and CtrlF does not work. Also I cannot find the action in the settings > keymap dialog to see what the shortcut for me is (or change it).
Does anyone happen to know what the shortcut in the eclipse keymap is ? Or what the name of the action is ?
Thank you !
maven intellij-idea keyboard-shortcuts
maven intellij-idea keyboard-shortcuts
edited Dec 31 '18 at 16:13
mature
340213
asked Nov 14 '18 at 14:59
TchyppTchypp
4201817
edited Dec 31 '18 at 16:13
mature
340213
asked Nov 14 '18 at 14:59
TchyppTchypp
4201817
edited Dec 31 '18 at 16:13
mature
340213
edited Dec 31 '18 at 16:13
mature
340213
edited Dec 31 '18 at 16:13
mature
340213
340213
asked Nov 14 '18 at 14:59
TchyppTchypp
4201817
asked Nov 14 '18 at 14:59
TchyppTchypp
4201817
asked Nov 14 '18 at 14:59
TchyppTchypp
4201817
4201817
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I finally found the action responsible for this. It is Main Menu > Edit > Find > Find...
It is defined in the Default keymap, but not in the Eclipse one.
By the way, this also makes the searching in the console possible. That does not work either in the Eclipse keymap.
answered Feb 5 at 14:31
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I finally found the action responsible for this. It is Main Menu > Edit > Find > Find...
It is defined in the Default keymap, but not in the Eclipse one.
By the way, this also makes the searching in the console possible. That does not work either in the Eclipse keymap.
answered Feb 5 at 14:31
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add a comment |
I finally found the action responsible for this. It is Main Menu > Edit > Find > Find...
It is defined in the Default keymap, but not in the Eclipse one.
By the way, this also makes the searching in the console possible. That does not work either in the Eclipse keymap.
answered Feb 5 at 14:31
TchyppTchypp
4201817
add a comment |
I finally found the action responsible for this. It is Main Menu > Edit > Find > Find...
It is defined in the Default keymap, but not in the Eclipse one.
By the way, this also makes the searching in the console possible. That does not work either in the Eclipse keymap.
answered Feb 5 at 14:31
TchyppTchypp
4201817
I finally found the action responsible for this. It is Main Menu > Edit > Find > Find...
It is defined in the Default keymap, but not in the Eclipse one.
By the way, this also makes the searching in the console possible. That does not work either in the Eclipse keymap.
answered Feb 5 at 14:31
TchyppTchypp
4201817
answered Feb 5 at 14:31
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answered Feb 5 at 14:31
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