I've no clue anycodings_comments hence asking. Question - how would you develop a hack anycodings_comments of keyboard combinations to anycodings_comments comment/uncomment if there were no anycodings_comments shortcuts? Just curious. With the command key selected, double-click the (default) value in the right-pane. You may also use Edit with Notepad++ if you so prefer. The key name you type here will show up in the right-click menu. Conveniently, since E and Alt-E are treated the same. To manually add the Notepad++ to the right-click menu using the Registry Editor, follow these steps: Start the Registry Editor ( regedit.exe ). anycodings_comments selected region) allows you to block anycodings_comments comment.Īlso note that pressing the combination anycodings_comments multiple times allows you to add anycodings_comments multiple "#"s (sometimes I use that anycodings_comments while testing to differentiate from anycodings_comments other comments)Ģ) Ctrl+Shift+K (on the commented anycodings_comments region) allows you to perform block anycodings_comments uncommentģ) Ctrl+Shift+K on an uncommented anycodings_comments selected region does not comment itĤ) Ctrl+Q allows you to block anycodings_comments comment/uncomment in a toggled mode anycodings_comments (meaning, you cannot add multiple '#'s anycodings_comments like in 1) ) There is no direct shortcut assigned by default but the accelerators Alt-E E will display the choice menu. Let me summarize the answers for others' anycodings_comments benefit (for python and notepad++)ġ) Ctrl+K on multiple lines (i.e. This link was exactly what I was anycodings_comments searching for.
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