However, the most famous GNU search program grep will look inside files with the correct flags. They will also be available on the All tab at the bottom of the list.By default, most search tools look at file names, not file contents. Text search results will appear on the new Text tab in the Search Everywhere dialog. Scroll down to the Search Everywhere section and enable the Show text search results in Search Everywhere. Press Ctrl+Alt+S to open the IDE settings and select Advanced Settings. IntelliJ IDEA displays the search results in the scope of Git. You can search for Git branches, commits, tags, messages, and so on.Ĭlick the Git tab and enter your search query.
You can use basic arithmetic operators - +, -, *, /, as well as ^ for power - and basic math functions: sqrt(), sin(), cos(), tan(). You can quickly type and evaluate simple mathematical expressions.Įnter an expression you want to evaluate, IntelliJ IDEA will display the answer in the search results. Press Enter to access the Color Picker dialog. When you type cp in the search field, IntelliJ IDEA will display the item to which you've assigned your abbreviation. In the dialog that opens, specify the abbreviation you are going to use, for example, cp and click OK. From the options on the right select Other | Show Color Picker.įrom the context menu, select Add abbreviation. In the Settings dialog ( Ctrl+Alt+S), go to Keymap. For example, assign an abbreviation for Color Picker.
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You can assign a short code for the action and use it to search for such action and quickly access it. If the action doesn't have a shortcut, you can assign it without leaving the Search Everywhere window.Īfter typing the action name in the search field, select it in the search results, press Alt+Enter and in the dialog that opens specify a new shortcut. IntelliJ IDEA displays the Push action in the Actions section together with the Ctrl+Shift+K shortcut, which lets you access the Push dialog. In the search field, type, for example, push. For example, you can search for a VCS action and access its dialog. Type "/" and part of the URL mapping you want to search for. Press Shift twice to open the search window. It is supported for Spring, Micronaut, Helidon, JAX-RS and Swagger/OpenAPI. IntelliJ IDEA recognizes URLs as symbols.
Type "/plugins " in the search field, in the list of the search results use ON/OFF control keys to enable or disable the needed plugin. You can also search for plugins and enable or disable them. IntelliJ IDEA lists the available groups of settings.Īs a result, IntelliJ IDEA gives you quick access to the selected setting and its options. Press Shift twice to open the search window and type /. You can search for a list of settings, their options,and plugins that you can quickly access, enable, or disable. This icon is disabled when you search in the Actions scope.įor information about viewing recent or edited files, see the Editor navigation section. To see the results of your search in the Find tool window, click the Open in Find tool window icon on the window toolbar. To narrow down your search, click the Filter icon on the window toolbar and select the appropriate option.įor example, when you search for files, you can exclude some file types from your search. For example, Emacs actions, such as kill rings, sticky selection, or hungry backspace. You can find any action even if it doesn't have a mapped shortcut or appear in the menu. In IntelliJ IDEA, a symbol is any code element such as method, field, class, constant, and so on.Ĭtrl+Shift+A: finds an action by name. If you have a directory or a file that you excluded from your project, IntelliJ IDEA will not include it in the search process. You can use the following shortcuts to open the search window with the needed scope right from the start:Ĭtrl+Shift+N: finds any file or directory by name (supports CamelCase and snake_case). Press Tab to switch the scope of your search to classes, files, symbols, or actions. items or Ctrl+Up to return to the top of the search results. Press Ctrl+Down to jump to the bottom of the list for more. IntelliJ IDEA lists all of the found results where your query is found. For example, typing toggle presentation mode to search for the presentation mode action will display Enter Presentation Mode in results. Pressing double Shift again or Alt+N for mnemonics will select the Include non-project items checkbox and the list of search results will extend to non-project related items.
By default, IntelliJ IDEA displays the list of recent files. Search everywhereįrom the main menu, select Navigate | Search Everywhere or press Shift twice to open the search window. Refer to Search for a target within a file for more details about searching text within your project.
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