• CTRL + SHIFT + V: opens ClipboardStack
• CTRL + F12: opens FileStructureViewer
• CTRL + SHIFT + F2: opens BookmarksViewer
• CTRL + SHIFT + D: Duplicates current line
• CTRL + SHIFT + Y: Deletes current line
• ALT + SHIFT + ARROW UP: Moving current lines up
• ALT + SHIFT + ARROW DOWN: Moving current lines down
• ALT + INSERT: LiveTemplatesViewer
• CTRL + SPACE: quick searches live templates
• SHIFT + F9: executes current line
• CTRL + SHIFT + T: Opens recently closed editors viewer
• CTRL + SHIFT + H: Local History viewer

To customize shortcuts you've to manually edit your custom .properties file. Given MEP-Shortcuts should not interfere with Matlab's internal shortcuts. An exemption may be CTRL+C. Once changed you've to restart Matlab. Be reminded that I don't verify properties yet (#14). For a complete list of Keyboard Constants follow this link: docs KeyEvent

to duplicate current line press CTRL + SHIFT + D, and to remove current line press CTRL + SHIFT + Y

to move down press ALT + SHIFT + ARROW DOWN, and to move up press ALT + SHIFT + ARROW UP

Every click, every editor opened will be added to a stack. If you have a 5-Button Mouse you can use the forward and backward button to move through your navigation history. On default 50 locations will be stored. Be reminded that Matlab is awkwardly selecting the line with forward/backward button. It just looks weird and does not affect navigating.

with SHIFT + F9 you can execute the line(s) the cursor is currently on w/o selecting the whole line. e.g.; (| == cursor)

% My Script
a = 1; |

if you press F9 nothing would happen, with SHIFT + F9 it would select a = 1; and execute the selection.

Switching editor tabs will update current folder and detail viewer. This behaviour can be directly changed in the detail viewer bar. Use to toggle detail viewer and to toggle follow cuurent editor.

Compares two Variables in Workspace (inspired by VarDiff by Mikhail)

Opened via CTRL + F12, showing either sections or functions, pressing CTRL + R toggles regex search. DOUBLE LMB or ENTER will jump to that line and will close the window. ESC will exit without jumping to any line. It'll also display documentation lines of currently selected function. Three icon sets are available (Matlab, IntelliJ, Eclipse) to display properties of functions. File Structure currently only supports "+Classes", "@Classes" are currently handled as functions.

Every CTRL + C while in Matlab's editor will be stored in the Clipboard stack. This way up to 10 copied texts can be stored. Pressing CTRL + SHIFT + V willopen up the window. UP or DOWN will select desired string to insert pressing ENTER or performing a DOUBLE LMB will insert and close the window on currently selected place (line and column in Matlab's editor). ESC will exit without inserting anything to Matlab's editor.

• The Preference Dialog is ... bad... for now use any text editor and edit .properties directly
• MEP is on static path:
  • Preferences can changed in Matlab's default preference window
• MEP is on dynamic path:
  • execute: at.mep.Start.openPrefsPanel(); or p = at.mep.prefs.PrefsWindow.getInstance(); p.showDialog();
  • or change properties with any text editor

Every Bookmark added will be stored in the BookmarksViewer. CTRL + SHIFT + F2 will open BookmarksViewer. ESC will exit the window. Bookmarks are stored and will be restored if an Editor or Matlab has been closed and opened again.

• MAKE SURE that you've removed Matlab's shortcut for Bookmarks (preferences>Matlab>Keyboard>Shortcut>Set/Clear Bookmark), and set desired shortcut in .properties file

Editing matlab source code outside of matlab (e.g. notepad, or any version control system like git) will not update bookmarks and might render them useless.

With CTRL + SHIFT + T you can access the recently closed editors to reopen them.

Windows are dockable if feature.enableDockableWindows is set to true (Properties)

follow this link: Custom key-release

opens up local history viewer. On default Matlab's difference viewer is used. File changes are being stored on CTRL + S. To setup click here

Follow this link