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@@ -6,51 +6,52 @@ Most of Wave's global keyboard shortcuts use Cmd/Alt because we generally try to
## Global Keys
* **Cmd-I** - focus the command-input
* **Cmd-L** - focus the selected line
* **Cmd-T** - open new tab
* **Cmd-H** - open command history view
* **Cmd-[digit]** - select nth tab
* **Cmd-[** - move one tab left
* **Cmd-]** - move one tab right
* **Cmd-W** - close the current tab
* **Cmd-Ctrl-S** - toggle sidebar on/off
* **Cmd-Control-[digit]** - select nth workspace
* **Cmd-DownArrow or Cmd-PageDown** - move selected command down
* **Cmd-H** - open command history view
* **Cmd-I** - focus the command-input
* **Cmd-L** - focus the selected line
* **Cmd-Option-I** - opens the chrome developer tool menu
* **Cmd-P** - open tab switcher (quickly switch to a new tab by name)
* **Cmd-R** - restart currently selected command (command does not need to be focused, just selected)
* **Cmd-Shift-R** - restart last visible command in current tab
* **Cmd-UpArrow** or **Cmd-PageUp** - move selected command up
* **Cmd-DownArrow** or **Cmd-PageDown** - move selected command down
* **Cmd-[digit]** - select nth tab
* **Cmd-Control-[digit]** - select nth workspace
* **Cmd-Ctrl-S** - toggle sidebar on/off
* **Cmd-T** - open new tab
* **Cmd-UpArrow or Cmd-PageUp** - move selected command up
* **Cmd-W** - close the current tab
* **Esc** - close/toggle extra info panel (escape will also close or cancel most modals)
## When Command Input is Focused
* **Enter** - runs the current command, or if input is empty will scroll tab to last command
* **Shift-Enter** - add a newline to the current command (newlines do not require escapes)
* **Tab** - runs command completion, press again to get a list of suggestions
* **Ctrl-R** - open command history view
* **Ctrl-C** - clear command input
* **Esc** - close/toggle extra info panel
* **Ctrl-Space** - open AI help for writing commands
* **Ctrl-W** - cuts word to left of cursor (from readline)
* **Ctrl-U** - cuts entire line to left of cursor (from readline)
* **Ctrl-Y** - paste (from readline)
* **Ctrl-P** - previous history item
* **Ctrl-N** - next history item
* **Cmd-E** - toggle the input box size between 1 and 5 lines
* **UpArrow** - last command in history
* **Ctrl-C** - clear command input
* **Ctrl-N** - next history item
* **Ctrl-P** - previous history item
* **Ctrl-R** - open command history view
* **Ctrl-Space** - open AI help for writing commands
* **Ctrl-U** - cuts entire line to left of cursor (from readline)
* **Ctrl-W** - cuts word to left of cursor (from readline)
* **Ctrl-Y** - paste (from readline)
* **DownArrow** - next command in history
* **Shift-UpArrow** - move cursor up in input box (also extends selection)
* **Enter** - runs the current command, or if input is empty will scroll tab to last command
* **Esc** - close/toggle extra info panel
* **Shift-DownArrow** - move cursor down in input box (also extends selection)
* **Shift-Enter** - expands the text input (newlines do not require escapes)
* **Shift-UpArrow** - move cursor up in input box (also extends selection)
* **Tab** - runs command completion, press again to get a list of suggestions
* **UpArrow** - last command in history
## When Command History is Focused
* **Cmd-R** - toggle between only this connection or any connection
* **Cmd-S** - change scope of history (tab, workspace, global)
* **DownArrow** - next command in history
* **Esc** or **Cmd-G** - close command history
* **UpArrow** - last command in history
* **DownArrow** - next command in history
* **Cmd-S** - change scope of history (tab, workspace, global)
* **Cmd-R** - toggle between only this connection or any connection
* normal characters - text search
normal characters - text search
## When Command is Focused
@@ -61,16 +62,22 @@ Most of Wave's global keyboard shortcuts use Cmd/Alt because we generally try to
Note that these keybindings only function when the command is no longer running. When a command is still running these keys are passed instead to the running command.
* **Up-Arrow** - scroll up
* **Down-Arrow** - scroll down (when
* **Page-Up** - scroll one page up
* **Page-Down** - scroll one page down
* **Cmd-D** - delete command block
* **Down-Arrow** - scroll down (when
* **Page-Down** - scroll one page down
* **Page-Up** - scroll one page up
* **Up-Arrow** - scroll up
## When Codeedit is Open
* **Cmd:D** - closes the code editor
* **Cmd:P** - toggles preview in the code editor
* **Cmd:S** - saves in the code editor
## When AI Help for Writing Commands is Open
* **ESC** - close help
* **Ctrl-L** - clear chat history
* **UpArrow** - select previous command block
* **DownArrow** - select next command block
* **Enter** - submit question, or if a command block is selected, replace the current command with the text from the command block
* **ESC** - close help
* **DownArrow** - select next command block
* **UpArrow** - select previous command block