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1. #Mac create new file right click code#
2. #Mac create new file right click zip#
3. #Mac create new file right click mac#

If the nested directories do not yet exist, they will be created: You can type the whole directory structure before the new filename.

Later you can change the autogenerated filename extension using the Rename refactoring ( Refactor | Rename). In the dialog that opens, type the name of the file without any extension. In the Project tool window, select the directory where you want to create a file, press Alt+Insert, and then select the desired language or file type.

#Mac create new file right click code#

To configure existing file templates or create new ones, click File and Code Templates under Editor in the Settings/Preferences dialog ( Ctrl+Alt+S). In WebStorm, you can create files with language-specific extensions and some initial contents, thanks to file templates for most of the languages supported by the IDE. If the specified extension is not associated with any file type recognized in WebStorm, a text file with detected by content file type is created. If the nested directories do not yet exist, they will be created. In the New File dialog that opens, type the filename and extension. In the Project tool window, select the directory where you want to create a file, press Alt+Insert, and then select File from the list. I prefer the bottom right corner of my trackpad or right side of my mouse, but there’s a new option for a 2-finger click that I’ve been getting used to.Creating files and directories To create an empty file You may even be able to choose what part of your input device triggers the effect. But look for “Secondary click”, and turn it on. The actual location of the setting depends on what kind of mouse you have, or what operating system you’re running. But with Apple’s Magic Mouse or a trackpad there are no buttons, so they call it something else in the settings. Most people call it a right-click because that’s how it was done on older mice. Here, a right-click is called a “secondary click”. Open up your System Preferences, either from the gearbox in the dock, or on the Apple Menu in the top left corner. You can also set your mouse or trackpad to right-click as well. Instead, I’ll Control-click on the file, and choose Move to Trash. I hate having to drag, drag, drag, then slip and accidentally move the file to my desktop or some random location.

I find this particularly handy for throwing files in the trash. Try this now…hold down the Control or Ctrl key in the lower left corner of your keyboard, and click almost anywhere on your screen. But personally, I couldn’t live without it.

#Mac create new file right click zip#

For example, if I right-click on a file icon, I see options for 10 actions I can take, including opening it, moving it to the trash, or compressing it into a zip file.īy default this option is turned off so that people don’t get confused when they click their mouse and a list of commands pops up under their cursors. When you “right-click” on something, a list of context-sensitive commands pops up.

#Mac create new file right click mac#

Yes, my friend, your Mac does have a right click!

If you moved over to a Mac from a PC, you’ve been wondering where it is…Īnd if you’ve always been on a Mac, you may not even know it exists…