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Keyboard shortcuts

The keys the terminal comes with, and how to change them.

The keys it comes with

Change any of these, or give a key to an action that has none, in Settings, under Hotkeys.

Editing

UndoCtrlZ
RedoCtrlShiftZ
Redo (second key)CtrlY
Delete the selected drawingDelete
Delete the selected drawing (second key)Backspace

Cursor

Crosshair cursorV

4 more in this group have no key until you give them one.

Windows & panels

Open the command paletteCtrlK

30 more in this group have no key until you give them one.

Workspace

Focus the pane leftAltLeft
Focus the pane rightAltRight
Focus the pane upAltUp
Focus the pane downAltDown
Swap with the pane leftAltShiftLeft
Swap with the pane rightAltShiftRight
Swap with the pane upAltShiftUp
Swap with the pane downAltShiftDown
Show the pane alone, or put it backAltM
Even out the pane sizesAltEquals

10 more in this group have no key until you give them one.

Chart layers

no key (22)

Drawing: Trend line tools

Trend LineT
Horizontal LineH
Horizontal RayShiftH
Vertical LineShiftV
Parallel ChannelC
Andrews PitchforkA

13 more in this group have no key until you give them one.

Drawing: Gann & Fibonacci

Fibonacci RetracementF
Fib ExtensionShiftF

13 more in this group have no key until you give them one.

Drawing: Patterns

XABCD PatternZ

13 more in this group have no key until you give them one.

Drawing: Forecasting & measurement

Anchored VWAPW
Fixed Range VWAPShiftW
Fixed Range Volume ProfileP
Anchored Volume ProfileShiftP
MeasureM

7 more in this group have no key until you give them one.

Drawing: Geometric shapes

FreehandD
ArrowShiftT
RectangleR
EllipseE
PolylineL
TriangleG

10 more in this group have no key until you give them one.

Drawing: Annotation

TextX
CalloutShiftX

9 more in this group have no key until you give them one.

Generated from the terminal's own code, so it lists what the current build has.

Rules

  • Escape, Tab and Enter cannot be given to an action.
  • A key belongs to one action. Giving it to another takes it from the first, and the settings page says which lost it.
  • A chart key acts on the chart under the pointer. A window key works wherever the pointer is.
  • Every binding can be put back to the one the terminal came with.