Linux Hot Key Settings
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On Linux Ubuntu 14.04, MATLAB uses the weirdest hot key combinations I've ever seen by default. For example, to copy is 'Alt+W' and paste is 'Ctrl+Y'. I want the standard 'Ctrl+C' and 'Ctrl+V' combinations. How do I control this?
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Walter Roberson
2016-1-14
Preferences -> Keyboard -> Shortcuts
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Eric
2024-6-13
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2024-6-13
Thank you for your answer. Nevertheless, I agree with @Artur Przybysz: the default shorcut set is weird. And emacs user are a minority. But beside this i cannot even find the command "search" in Preferences -> Keyboard -> Shortcuts (which is defined as <Ctrl> + <f> in Windows as well as MacOS (if I remember correctly for macOS). What is this command called / how can I change that?
Steven Lord
2024-6-13
Switch to the Windows Default Set in the MATLAB Keyboard Shortcut Preferences then press Ctrl+F while the cursor is in the search bar in the preferences window. This will list the actions whose shortcuts include Ctrl+F. Once you've found that, switch back to the Emacs Default Set and search for that action name.
The actions you're looking for could be either Find (in MATLAB Editor, Command History, MATLAB Desktop, or Command Window) or Find Files (in Current Folder) based on a quick experiment.
In the Emacs Default Set these are Ctrl-H (for Find in Command History, MATLAB Desktop, or Command Window), Ctrl-Shift-H (for Find in MATLAB Editor; Ctrl-H is Replace in the Editor), or Ctrl-H (for Find Files in Current Folder.)
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Reeshabh Kumar Ranjan
2019-5-26
Change the Shortcut's Active setting to Windows Default Set:
HOME > Preferences > Keyboard > Shortcuts > Active settings
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