Arguments: None
Key sequence:
Ctrl+D
Deletes the character immediately after the current point.
Arguments: None
Key sequence:
Delete
Deletes the character immediately before the current point.
Delete Previous Character Expanding Tabs
Arguments: None
Key sequence: None
Deletes the character immediately before the current point, but if the previous character is a
Tab
, then this is expanded into the equivalent number of spaces, so that the apparent space is reduced by one.
A prefix argument deletes the required number of characters, but if any of them are tabs, the equivalent spaces are inserted before the deletion continues.
Arguments: None
Key sequence:
Alt+\
Deletes all spaces on the line surrounding the current point.
Arguments: None
Key sequence:
Alt+Space
Deletes all space on the current line surrounding the current point and then inserts a single space. If there was initially no space around the current point, a single space is inserted.
Arguments: None
Key sequence:
Ctrl+X Ctrl+O
If the current point is on a blank line, all surrounding blank lines are deleted, leaving just one. If the current point is on a non-blank line, all following blank lines up to the next non-blank line are deleted.
Arguments: None
Key sequence: None
Delete the current region. Also available via
editor:delete-region-command
.
Arguments: None
Key sequence: None
Deletes the text in a Listener, leaving you with a prompt. Undo information is not retained, although you are warned about this before confirming the command.
This command is useful if the Listener session has grown very large.
Arguments: None
Key sequence: None
Deletes the text in the Output tab of a Listener or Editor tool, or an Output Browser. Undo information is discarded without warning.
This command is useful if the output has grown very large.