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Form Design Quick Keys
Delphi makes designing the visual interface of your
applications so much easier, but there are tricks that
can make design even slicker! If you find it a pain
moving controls on your forms into exactly the right
position using the mouse, try these:
� Use Ctrl plus the cursor keys to move the current
control on the form in one pixel increments;
� Use Shift plus the cursor keys to re-size the current
control on the form in one pixel increments;
Also, pressing the Esc key while a control is selected on
a form passes the focus to the underlying control or
form.
More Editor Shortcuts
Ever wanted to remove a column of text at the end of
your lines? For example:
Statement1; { Comment 1 }
Statement2; { Comment 2 }
Statement3; { Comment 3 }
Statement4; { Comment 4 }
Statement5; { Comment 5 }
Statement6; { Comment 6 }
Statement7; { Comment 7 }
Suppose you wanted to remove the Comments.
Normally you would have to remove them one by one
by going to the beginning of the comment and pressing
Ctrl-Q-Y (to remove all the text up to the end of the
line). The new Borland IDEs (Delphi 1.0 and BC++ 4.x)
however support a new feature: you can now mark a
column of text. To do this using the Default or Classic
keyboard mapping:
Using the keyboard:
� Type Ctrl-O-C (to enter column selection mode),
� Now select the part you want to remove, by using
the Shift and cursor keys,
� After this you can remove the text by pressing
Ctrl-Del (or Shift-Del to cut it to the clipboard).
This method is also ideal if you want to swap two
columns of text: just mark the column, cut it to the
clipboard and paste it where you want it. To return to
the normal selection mode, press Ctrl-O-K.
Using the mouse:
� Use Alt Left Mouse Button to select a block of text.
You can also try out the other marking methods like
inclusive block marking or line marking (Ctrl-O-I and
Ctrl-O-L respectively). Here are some more editor tips:
� Ever wanted to put a complete word into uppercase
or lowercase in the IDE? While the cursor is in the
word, press Ctrl-K-E to change it to lowercase, or
press Ctrl-K-F for lowercase.
� Ever wanted to go directly to a specific line number
in the IDE? Press Ctrl-O-G and then enter the line
number you want to go to.

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