How to modify PHP shortcut keys in different editors

With the widespread use of PHP language in WEB development, more and more programmers are beginning to use PHP to develop WEB applications.

As PHP programmers, we often use various editors to write PHP code. Shortcut keys are one of the important tools to improve the efficiency of code writing. However, different editors may have different definitions of shortcut keys, and sometimes some editors may even have no default shortcut key settings. This requires us to modify the shortcut keys ourselves to adapt to our own habits.

This article mainly introduces how to modify PHP shortcut keys in different editors.

PHPStorm

PHPStorm is a powerful IDE that supports multiple programming languages, including PHP, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, etc. The following is how to modify the shortcut keys in PHPStorm:

1. Open PHPStorm and select "Preferences" in the menu bar ("Settings" under Windows).
2. Select "Keymap" in the left menu.
3. Find the shortcut key you want to modify in the right area, you can quickly find it through the search function.
4. Double-click the shortcut key you want to modify, then enter the shortcut key you want, and finally click "OK" to save.

Sublime Text

Sublime Text is a lightweight text editor that supports multiple programming languages. Here's how to modify the shortcut keys in Sublime Text:

1. Open Sublime Text and select "Preferences" in the menu bar.
2. Find "Key Bindings" in the menu and select "User".
3. Find the shortcut key you want to modify in the open file and modify it.

Sublime Text’s shortcut key definitions are expressed in JSON format. If you are not familiar with JSON format, you can first learn the basic syntax of JSON.

Visual Studio Code

Visual Studio Code is a cross-platform text editor developed by Microsoft that supports multiple programming languages. Here's how to modify the shortcut keys in Visual Studio Code:

1. Open Visual Studio Code and select "Preferences" in the menu bar.
2. Find "Keyboard Shortcuts" in the menu.
3. Find the shortcut key you want to modify in the right area and modify it.

Atom

Atom is a cross-platform text editor developed by GitHub and supports multiple programming languages. Here's how to modify the shortcut keys in Atom:

1. Open Atom and select "Edit" in the menu bar.
2. Find "Keymap" in the menu and select "Open Your Keymap".
3. Find the shortcut key you want to modify in the open file and modify it.

Summary

The above is how to modify PHP shortcut keys in different editors. By modifying the shortcut keys, you can set the shortcut keys according to your own habits, thereby improving the efficiency of writing code. However, if you use multiple editors, remember to set the shortcut keys in a similar way to avoid confusion and confusion.

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