Question

I know that this is probably very simple, but it's driving me crazy and I cannot work well. Is there a way to completely turn off shortcuts in rubymine? Especially those which cover refactoring like alt + b or alt + v. In my set language (czech) I use these shortcuts for things like @ { & and so on... so, thanks for answers

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From the docs:

To configure keyboard shortcuts and mouse shortcuts

Open Settings dialog and click Keymap. Select one of the pre-configured Keymaps, which you want to use as the base for the new one, and click Copy. Accept the default name, or change it as required.

In the content pane of actions, select the desired action.

Configure keyboard shortcuts. To do that, follow these steps:

Click properties on the toolbar, or right-click the selected action, and choose Add Keyboard Shortcut. Enter Keyboard Shortcut dialog box opens.

Press the keys to be used as shortcuts. The keystrokes are immediately reflected in the First Stroke field. Optionally, select the check box next to Second Stroke and press keys to be used as alternative keyboard shortcuts.

As you press the keys, the Preview field displays the suggested combination of keystrokes, and the Conflicts field displays warnings, if some of the keystrokes are already assigned to the other actions.

Click OK with the mouse pointer to create a shortcut and bind it with an action.

For more info see the documentation which explains things very well.

I think this should work. good luck :)

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