Advertisement

Most preferred shortcuts for 'Step In' action

Reference program: Blue Prism - Evaluation date: 3 months ago - Accuracy level:
Accurate Using 'fuzzy text match' method

There are 3 occurrences of this action in the database. Less similar actions are found 82 times.

Most common shortcuts for this action

Programs using this action (except  Blue Prism F11 ):

  1. Alt + I - Used in
  2. Alt + ↑  Shift + I - Used in
  3. Control + ⌥ Opt + I - Used in

You might want to consider

Actions below are probably less related, but you may want to consider some of them.

Similarity Shortcut action Program name Shortcut

90%

 Step Into a function call. Enterprise Architect 14 ↑  Shift + F6

90%

 Repeat Last Command (for Step Into or Step Over) Windows PowerShell ISE ⤶ Enter

90%

 Step into the next statement winIDEA F11

90%

 Step into a code block Code::Blocks 17.12 ↑  Shift + F7

90%

 Smart step into IntelliJ IDEA (Windows, Linux) ↑  Shift + F7

90%

 Smart step into IntelliJ IDEA (macOS) ↑  Shift + F7

90%

 T Microsoft Visual Studio 2017 (All shortcuts) Ctrl + K then

90%

 In Nuke + Zoom

90%

 Step Unity Ctrl + Alt + P

90%

 Step Into Function RStudio ↑  Shift + F4

90%

 Step Into Function RStudio (Mac) ↑  Shift + F4

90%

 Step into next function call Chrome DevTools F11

90%

 Step into next function call Chrome DevTools Ctrl + ;

90%

 Step into specific statement SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS) ↑  Shift + Alt + F11

90%

 Smart step into Android Studio ↑  Shift + F7

90%

 Step into function Eclipse F5

90%

 Step Into Thread Xcode Control + ↑  Shift + F7

90%

 Step Into Instruction Xcode Control + ⌘ Cmd + F7

90%

 Debugger step into Delphi F7

90%

 i AltGr key AltGr + I

Share this page on:

Filter by category

Included categories: All

Action search

Example: To find the most frequently used shortcut for the 'Undo' action, type Undo and click on a suggested result.

Popular actions

These actions are frequently seen in applications. Click to see which shortcuts are used for them mostly.

What is this?

This tool aims to help software developers find most suitable keyboard shortcuts for given action. Select an 'action' and this page will list most used shortcuts for that action.

Sure, you don't have to follow conventions for every action in your application, but if you'd like to prefer familiar key combinations, hopefully this page will help you.

How it works under the hood?

By using so called "Fuzzy match" text comparison, similar shortcuts actions for each action are calculated in the background and stored in the database earlier. As this is a intensive process (comparing every shortcut line to every other line), if a comparison isn't made yet, a less accurate and faster method will be used ('SOUNDEX' function of MS SQL server). This is always indicated on the page.

Database information

Number of programs: 1477

Number of games: 914