#Vi editor page down shortcut plus#

Select all component pads that fall completely inside the selection area or are touched by its boundary. Select all component pads that fall completely within the bounds of the selection area. Select all objects that fall completely inside the selection area or are touched by its boundary.

Select all objects that fall completely within the bounds of the selection area.Ĭlick (away from objects), Hold&Drag (right-to-left) On a connection to select that connection in addition to the connections already selected (cumulative connection selection).Ĭlick (away from objects), Hold&Drag (left-to-right) On a connection to select that connection. Select all electrical objects that are connected to the same piece of copper. Select all objects that reside within the boundary of the defined board shape. Select all objects on the current document. Toggle the Cross Select Mode's Reposition selected component in PCB option On or Off. Single select the next design object in a set of co-located (overlapping) objects without utilizing a selection pop-up window. To use this command, ensure that the Display popup selection dialog option is disabled on the PCB Editor - General page of the Preferences dialog. With an initial object selected in the design, extend the selection to include the next higher-level object (or objects), based on logical hierarchy. In addition, the feature caters for selection extension across multiple objects selected across different nets in the design. Select/deselect the object currently under the cursor.Ĭhange the selection status of the object currently under the cursor without affecting the status of other objects.

Paste objects onto the current layer regardless of their original layer assignments.Ĭopy selected object(s) and paste repeatedly where needed in the design space (rubber stamping).Īccess the Find Similar Objects feature (click on an object to use as the base template). If currently within an interactive command, will escape from the current operation. Modify the properties of the object currently under the cursor.Īccess context menu for the design space or object currently under the cursor. They are available in general and do not require you to be performing an interactive process to access them. The following shortcuts are standard to the PCB and/or PCB Footprint Editors. Where use of the standard mouse buttons is made, Click refers to a single click of the left-hand mouse button, Double-Click refers to two clicks of the left-hand mouse button, and Right-Click refers to a single click of the right-hand mouse button.Likewise, Shift+Ctrl+PgUp means holding down the Shift key then holding down the Ctrl key at the same time and pressing the PgUp key. For example, Shift+F1 means holding down the Shift key then pressing the F1 key.

#Vi editor page down shortcut plus#

When referring to shortcuts, use of the plus (+) symbol denotes holding multiple keys down on the keyboard in the indicated sequence.

When looking at the shortcut key listings, keep in mind the following: For general information regarding shortcut keys - including access and editing, general Altium environment shortcuts, and accelerator keys - see Altium Designer Shortcut Keys. The following sections present shortcut keys that are specific to the PCB and/or the PCB Footprint Editors.

Viewing Differences (Legacy Collaborative Design).

Of course, you can change and to some other keys if you want to keep the default behavior of your arrow keys. The mappings will call the function, the first one to go up and the second one to go down. The function will get the height of the current window, and accordingly to its parameter will scroll the screen up or down of a quarter of the height. As it sets scroll to the XX value you can then use ctrl d and ctrl u to move 25% of the screen.Īlso, I think that :h scrolling might be interesting for you.Īnd here is another solution with a function and some mappings to add to your. Which means that the first time you want to scroll in a window you can do XX ctrl d where XX is the 25% of the number of lines in your window. Lines comes from the 'scroll' option (default: half a Maybe ctrl d and ctrl u could be what you are looking for.