Here is a summary of Python Console shortcuts that come standard with Blender. I am writing as far as I can confirm. There may be some that can be used as standard in the OS, but please understand that it is a shortcut key that seems to be useful in the Python Console because it has not been confirmed.
Windows | Mac | Linux | motion |
---|---|---|---|
Shift + F4 | shift + fn + F4 | Shift + F4 | Open Python Console |
↑ | ↑ | ↑ | Return the history entered in the past |
↓ | ↓ | ↓ | Advance the history entered in the past |
Tab | tab | Tab | Indent |
Shift + tab | shift + tab | shift + tab | Unindent |
Home | ⌘ + ← | Home | Move the cursor to the beginning of the line |
End | ⌘ + → | End | Move cursor to end of line |
Ctrl + ← | control + ← fn + ← |
Ctrl + ← | Move the cursor to the left word by word |
Ctrl + → | control + → fn + → |
Ctrl + → | Move the cursor to the right word by word |
Ctrl + Backspace | control + delete | Ctrl + Backspace | Delete word by word from the cursor position to the beginning of the line |
Ctrl + Delete | control + fn + delete | Ctrl + Delete | Delete word by word from the cursor position toward the end of the line |
Shift + Enter | shift + return | Shift + Enter | Delete line |
Ctrl + Space | control + space | Ctrl + Space | Source code completion |
Ctrl + ↑ Ctrl + ↓ |
control + ↑ control + ↓ |
Ctrl + ↑ Ctrl + ↓ |
Full screen console/Release |
Ctrl + C | control + C | Ctrl + C | Copy the selection to the clipboard |
Ctrl + V | control + V | Ctrl + V | Paste from clipboard |
Shift + Ctrl + C | shift + control + C | Shift + Ctrl + C | Copy all scripts executed after opening the Python Console The execution result is also copied, but at the beginning of the line "#~Is automatically commented on |
In order to use the shortcut on Mac, it is necessary to cancel the assignment of control and ⌘ that are assigned to Mission Control etc. as standard according to the following procedure.
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