Delphi shortcut to move code block

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In eclipse there is a shortcut that greatly increases my productivity: In the code editor, to move to lines above or below a code block is used by default ALT+ Key DOWN/UP. At Delphi, I’ve looked at documentation of Embarcadero and did not find corresponding to this functionality. I also use Cnpack and Gexpert components that have additional shortcuts, but none with this functionality. Does anyone know the native shortcut or not for this?

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Using Modelmaker you can use Alt + Shift + DOWN/UP

  • There is no shortcut in Gexperts. Run the default Delphi command vide: http://www.gexperts.org/tour/index.html?ide_enhancements.html

  • what Alt+Shift + UP/DOWN did in its editor? What version of Delphi?

  • Delphi XE5 Version 19.0.14356.6604. The action you perform is that of the Delphi documentation. " Alt+Shift+Up Arrow Moves the cursor up one line and selects the column from the left of the Starting cursor position Alt+Shift+Down Arrow Moves the cursor down one line and selects the column from the left of the Starting cursor position". Note: Gexperts Shortcuts in the "Experts Editor" tab are not disabled.

  • Really @Anselmoms, the tool that adds this functionality to me is Modelmaker. I edited the answer

  • The Modelmaker is too expensive for a shortcut, thank you. Amazing how a free tool like Eclipse has so many shortcuts to make life easier for the programmer and a tool as expensive as Delphi comes without 'accessories'!

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