CraigChilds94 / osx-and-sublime-like-keymap-in-intellij

An IntelliJ keymap that restores OSX defaults and uses sublime keybindings wherever possible

OSX and Sublime Text like keymap for IntelliJ

A keymap, based on the 'default' Mac OS X 10.5 keymap from IntelliJ, which overrides things back to 'normal' OS X keymaps, like top of file with cmd + up, delete everything to the beginning of the line with cmd + backspace etc. It also set's the keybindings to be comparible with Sublime Text, with some small exceptions.

Installation instructions

1. If you have IntelliJ running, close it (completely)

2. Clone this repository

   git clone [e-mail]:peterklijn/osx-and-sublime-like-keymap-in-intellij.git
   

3. Symlink the XML file you just cloned to this directory (create the keymaps folder if it doesn't exist)

   ln -s ~/path/to/git/repo/osx-and-sublime-like-keymap.xml ~/Library/Preferences/IdeaIC2016.2/keymaps/. # Or whatever version of IntelliJ you use
   

4. Start IntelliJ, go to the preferences (cmd + ,), go to Keymap, select 'OSX and Sublime Text' in the list of available keymaps.

Tested in IntelliJ IDEA Community 2016.2.1

Removed IntelliJ OSX defaults

• cmd + down Jump to source
• cmd + alt + up Navigate to previous occurrence
• cmd + alt + down Navigate to next occurrence
• cmd + alt + left Navigate back
• cmd + alt + right Navigate forward
• ctrl + G Add selection to next occurrence
• cmd + D Duplicate line or selection
• cmd + backspace Delete line
• cmd + shift + R Replace in path
• cmd + alt + F Extract field (refactor)
• cmd + P Parameter info
• cmd + alt + E Explain Scala code, Browse console history
• cmd + B Go to definition
• ctrl + cmd + up Navigate to related symbol
• cmd + K Check In Project (VCS)
• alt + shift + button1 Add or Remove Caret
• cmd + button1 Go to Declaration
• alt + button1 Quick Evaluate Expression

OSX defaults restored

• cmd + up Caret to top of file
• cmd + down Caret to bottom of file
• cmd + backspace Delete to line start

Sublime defaults added

• cmd + alt + left Select Previous Tab
• cmd + alt + right Select Next Tab
• cmd + D Add selection for next occurrence
• cmd + K Find next /Move to next occurrence
• ctrl + cmd + G Select all occurrences
• cmd + shift + L Split selection into lines ¹
• cmd + shift + D Duplicate line or selection
• ctrl + shift + K Delete line
• cmd + alt + F Replace
• cmd + shift + R Navigate to Symbol
• cmd + P Navigate to file
• ctrl + cmd + up Move line up
• ctrl + cmd + down Move line down
• cmd + button1 Add or Remove Caret
• ctrl + cmd + P Manage projects

Custom stuff

• cmd + alt + up Navigate back
• cmd + alt + down Jump to source
• cmd + alt + E Extract field (refactor)
• cmd + B Run
• cmd + B Rerun
• alt + shift + button1 Quick Evaluate Expression
• alt + button1 Go to Declaration
• cmd + shift + P Parameter info

Known issues

Footnotes

1. Split selection into lines (cmd + shift + L) actually toggles the 'Column Selection Mode' which means you have to deactivate it after usage. ↩