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In Xcode I can press Shift-Cmd-J to select the current file on the left.

Is there a shortcut that does the same in Appcode?

Gaurav Sharma
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The closest equivalent (as far as I know) is the "Select in..." command. The standard shortcut is ⌥F1, but you can change that in the Keymap settings.

It requires an additional ⏎ to select the current file in the project navigator (you can also reveal it in the Finder or structure view this way), so it isn't exactly the same.

omz
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  • This works only if I hold down Fn as well. A bit awkward – Gaurav Sharma Jun 02 '14 at 10:22
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    @GauravSharma that's because on Macs the F keys are "disabled" by default to leave the media keys there. You can change this around in system preferences so that you can press the F-keys by default and then the Fn key enables the media buttons. – Fogmeister Jun 02 '14 at 10:23
  • I've simply mapped this to Cmd+Shift+J, that's already so deep in my muscle memory... – omz Jun 02 '14 at 10:29
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⌥-F1 then press ENTER will do this for you.

It will just bring up a menu but by hitting enter you are selecting the default option.

There is an app I use called cheat sheet which is handy for this kind of thing.

Cheat Sheet - hold down ⌘ and it shows all keyboard shortcuts for the app you're currently in.

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