Keyboard navigation

Shortcut

Action

Down arrow

Move down to the next displayed object in the tree and select it.

When property panel visible and field selected: move down to next field.

Up arrow

Move up to the next displayed object in the tree and select it.

Right arrow

If the selected object is a collapsed object, then expand this object’s structure while keeping the current object selected.

If the selected object is already expanded, then move down to the next displayed object in the tree and select it.

Left arrow

If the selected object is an expanded object, then collapse this object’s structure while keeping the current object selected.

If the selected object is already collapsed, then move up to the next displayed object in the tree and select it. When property panel visible and field selected: move up to previous field.

ENTER button

Opens and closes the Property panel for the selected object.

TAB button

When property panel visible: move focus to the First property in the Property panel.

When property panel not visible: will select another object in the browser (standard browser behavior).

SHIFT-TAB button

When property panel visible: move focus from Property panel back to the corresponding object in the tree.

When property panel not visible: will select another object in the browser (standard browser behavior).

CTRL-X

Selected object will be marked to be moved to another (valid) location in the tree. There is no visual effect of this action.

CTRL-C

Selected object will be copied to the copy buffer. After this action, the object can be copied to another (valid) location in the tree.

CTRL-V

If the selected object is a valid target location for the copied object, then a paste action will result. If both the selected and the copied are parts, then a merge action will result.