How to change "copy and paste" into ctrl+c/v ?? Thx !!! I don't know what meta key is.
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Isn't it already like that? Are you using the default keymap? – 101 Dec 10 '15 at 02:33
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Did you read the user documentation for PyCharm? I'm sure it would clarify it there. – J. Murray Dec 10 '15 at 02:33
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Traditionally ALT, I think, but presumably configurable. – Harry Johnston Dec 10 '15 at 03:29
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alt +c will open the "Code" menu. I have changed something, I don't remember what they are >_<... I will read user documentation, thank you ....> – hvchys Dec 10 '15 at 08:49
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1File --> Settings --> Keymap --> choose "Default". I changed it into something like "Mac OS X". =__=....... problem solved... – hvchys Dec 10 '15 at 08:55
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As your menu already lists Shift, Ctrl and Alt, and you are on windows, there is only one modifier left on a normal keyboard, and that is the windows key, Win.
If the windows key doesn't work, then you need to look into the user documentation and possibly contact support. In some esoteric cases back in the days, you could use Esc to simulate the pressing of Meta, but that was mainly for Unix-like operating system.
And if going even more esoteric you had the Space-cadet keyboard which had seven modifier keys. Four keys for bucky bits: Ctrl, Meta, Super and Hyper, and three shift keys: Shift, Top and Front. This keyboard had the possibility to print over 8000 different characters. But I reckon that you don't have a space-cadet keyboard.
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Thanks a lot. Win key doesn't work. I must have changed something. I will read the user documentation. – hvchys Dec 10 '15 at 08:50
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File --> Settings --> Keymap --> choose "Default". I changed it into something like "Mac OS X". =__=....... problem solved... – hvchys Dec 10 '15 at 08:55