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Submitted by seanlu21 on 2017/07/17 03:26

Hi, only a simply question: I had searched in the forum but not found answer.

I want to know , thinking this is helpful for me to easily move around inside grids among all items, how can I collapse, or expand all items ? which only let me see all the parent items?

Regards

Sean Lu

Comments

Ctrl + Shift + 0: Expand all

Ctrl + Shift + 1: Collapse all

Pierre_Admin

IQ Designer

Thank you Pierre, "Ctr + Shift + 1" works, but "Ctrl+Shift+0“ doesn't works here in my windows 10 computer.

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sean lu

Ctrl+Shift+0 doesn't work for me, either (Win7). But Crl+Shift+9 accomplishes the same thing unless your outlines are more than 9 levels deep.

Wayne

Thank you Wayne, "Ctrl+Shift+9" works for me !

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sean lu

[quote=WayneK]

Ctrl+Shift+0 doesn't work for me, either (Win7). But Crl+Shift+9 accomplishes the same thing unless your outlines are more than 9 levels deep.

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Me neither. New bug?

[quote=WayneK]

Ctrl+Shift+0 doesn't work for me, either (Win7). But Crl+Shift+9 accomplishes the same thing unless your outlines are more than 9 levels deep.

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Seems to be a default Windows shortcut. To change it follow instructions here:

https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/leo-editor/XqAQ48gE40Y

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1. In the control panel, click Language.
    This brings up the "Language" panel.
2. Choose "Advanced Settings" in the left area.
    This brings up the "Advanced Settings" panel.
3. Choose "Change language bar hot keys" in the left area.
    This brings up the "Text Services & Input Language" panel.
4. You will see Shift-Ctrl-0 as the binding for "Between input languages".
    Select that item and click the "Change Key Sequence" button.
    This brings up the "Change Key Sequence" panel.
5. Set both radio buttons to "Not Assigned" and click OK.

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Pierre_Admin

IQ Designer

The way that used to work before was to simply
- select items,

- then Ctrl+9 (would expand all selected items to level 9),

- then Ctrl+A /select all OR reselect all expanded items,

- redo Ctrl+9, etc.

It was simple enough and worked quite well.

That behavior changed a while ago, maybe when some shortcuts were changed.

Thank you Armando.

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sean lu

[quote=Armando]

The way that used to work before was to simply
- select items,

- then Ctrl+9 (would expand all selected items to level 9),

- then Ctrl+A /select all OR reselect all expanded items,

- redo Ctrl+9, etc.

It was simple enough and worked quite well.

That behavior changed a while ago, maybe when some shortcuts were changed.

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Hi Pierre, could this be made to work again? It was practical as one doesn't necessarily want to expand everything ad infinitum (if/when Ctrl+0 works)

Right now, if I reselect all items and repress Ctrl+9, it won't continue to expand an extra 9 levels as it used to. It seems to calculates the number items from the topmost selected item and not the lowest one. In a complex setup, achieving continued expansion from the lowest is not that easy al the moment -- unless there's a trick I don't know, which is possible.

OK, I changed it so this will now work. We'll see if there are negative impacts...

Pierre_Admin

IQ Designer

OK! Thanks!

V100 introduces a new dialog for this (actually, a pane which can be floating, floating collapsed, docked, etc)

HTH !

Pierre_Admin

IQ Designer