And then I found a list of hex codes corresponding to ctrl+something key strokes: 4 is number and the number is 4. But since I wanted to use the regular del key on the keyboard with the numpad, I looked for something else. It works for me.Ĭtrl+d was a forward delete for me in irb and iex in iTerm2. Unfortunately, I don't know of a way to make this a preference.
You must go into the toolbar, select 'Alignment & spacing' and change the 10 to a 0 for 'after'. This makes the space between lines greater. You can follow this article to set up the key binding in iterm2. Word 2008 defaults to paragraph spacing of 10 instead of 0 as in previous Word versions. Note: If you want to delete the entire document, rather than. On the Layout tab of the ribbon, click Break. Click at the beginning of the paragraph that you want to follow the page break. Now you should be able to delete a word forward by clicking ⌥ + d. To add a new blank page to your document, go to the Document Elements tab of the Ribbon and under Insert Pages click Blank. You can add a shortcut for it, go to “Preferences” → “Profiles” → “Keys”, and then click on “+” to add a custom shortcut, and add this: Just to add to Alexsander’s answer the easiest way to replicate this behaviour is to select the option “Left option key acts as +Esc” in the Preferences->Profiles-> Keys screen. 2:įor this and other shortcuts go to preference -> profile -> keys, add the following shortcuts NOTE: this means hitting ESC, releasing it, then hitting d. I don’t have a mac handy, but ESC d should in theory do the same thing that ALT-d does.
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How to suppress the typing but let it delete? I tried Alt+d but this types the delta operator symbol ∂ and doesn’t delete. With iTerm2 1.0.0 on Mac OS X 10.6.8, I’d like to delete from cursor to the next end of word, i.e.
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