Code Insight

Code Parameters : Ctrl-Shift-Space
Code Completion : Ctrl-Space
Code Templates : Ctrl-J

Class Completion
Class Completion : Ctrl-Shift-C
Class Nav Up Ctrl-Shift-Up
Class Nav Down Ctrl-Shift-Down

Code Browsing (D6 and above)
Symbol Browsing : Alt-Up
Browse Forward : Alt-Right
Browse Backward : Alt-Left

Message Window
Previous Message : Alt-F7
Next Message : Alt-F8

IDE Windows
Code Explorer : Ctrl-Shift-E
Project Manager : Ctrl-Alt-F11
Window List : Alt-0 (zero)
Object Inspector : F11

Debugger Windows
Event Log : Ctrl-Alt-V
Breakpoints : Ctrl-Alt-B
Watches : Ctrl-Alt-V
Threads : Ctrl-Alt-T

TODO List Window
Add TODO Item : Ctrl-Shift-T

Editing
Blocking Mode : Ctrl+O-L (line) Ctrl+O-C (column)

Debugging
Trace Into : F7
Step Over : F8
Trace to next source line : Shift-F7
Run to Cursor : F4
Run until return : Shift-F8
Program Reset : Ctrl-F2
Evaluate/Modify : Ctrl-F7
Add Watch : Ctrl-F5
Toggle Breakpoint : F5

Compiling
Compile Project : F5
Build : Ctrl-F5
Syntax Check : F5
Project Options : Ctrl-Shift-F11

This post has been edited by microscopic^earthling: Nov 3 2005, 05:24 PM

THX! some of these i knew before but they are very useful to know! developement goes faster without clicking every second

thx good idea to put the shortcuts in here

greetz darul0r

Not to sound like a jerk or anything but all of this is documented in Delphi's help files and you failed to mention that some shortcuts in Delphi rely on whatever key mapping you have chosen in the IDE. i.e. VisualStudio mapping, EMACs, etc... which is also documented in the help files. Just wanted to point that out because shortcuts are not globally defined. They're based on the mappings provided in IDE.


Reagards, Digital Technic.