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v189 v199 1 [[TranslatedPages(outdated=links to plug-in help pages are missing\, a lot of shortcuts from plugins are missing)]] 2 [[PageOutline(2-10,Table of Contents)]] 3 4 = JOSM Keyboard Shortcuts = 5 6 The following shortcuts are the default setting. This list might be outdated. You can always look in the JOSM shortcut preferences to see all active shortcuts (except for the different mode modifiers). 7 8 You can change default shortcuts in [[JOSMImage(preferences/shortcuts,24,link=,middle)]] [wikitr:/Help/Preferences/Shortcuts "Shortcuts Preferences" tab] or directly in [wikitr:/Help/Preferences preferences]. 9 10 **Every** "button" and menu item in JOSM may be assigned with hot-key (including menu items provided with [wikitr:/Plugins plugins]; popular [wikitr:/Presets presets] and [wikitr:/Help/Action/Search#SavesearchqueryinMaintoolbar saved search queries]). Some of the default hotkeys or activation steps may be surprising. All active shortcuts will be present under [wikitr:/Help/Preferences/Shortcuts "Hotkeys" tab in F12 menu] you can adjust and fine-tune them or reset at any moment. 11 12 == Annotated keyboard diagram based on this page == 1 [[TranslatedPages(outdated=Please\, review the MacOS specific part about middle mouse click)]] 2 [[PageOutline(2-3,Table of Contents)]] 3 4 = Keyboard Shortcuts = 5 6 This page lists the default keyboard shortcuts of the JOSM core. 7 Some plugins may add own shortcuts or may override other shortcuts. 8 9 All active shortcuts of your JOSM installation are listed in the [[JOSMImage(preferences/shortcuts,24,link=wikitr:/Help/Preferences/Shortcuts,bottom)]] [wikitr:/Help/Preferences/Shortcuts Keyboard Shortcuts register] of the Preferences dialog. 10 In that register you can set personal keyboard shortcuts of your choosing. 11 12 **Every** button and menu item in JOSM may be assigned with a shortcut. 13 This includes menu items provided by [wikitr:/Plugins plugins], popular [wikitr:/Presets presets] and [wikitr:/Help/Action/Search#SavesearchqueryinMaintoolbar saved search queries]. 14 15 Some Working modes offer modifier keys (`Shift`, `Ctrl` or `Alt`) to change the behavior of the next mouse click in the [wikitr:/Help/MapView Mapview]. 16 These modifiers are similar to shortcuts and some are listed below. 17 But they can not be changed in the Keyboard Shortcuts register. 18 19 The JOSM Help pages note the keyboard shortcuts with their face on the keyboard. 20 For example `J` means the simple keystroke which usually gives a lower case letter "j". 21 An additional modifier key is noted in advance. 22 E.g. `Shift+J` means holding the `Shift` key and then stroking the `J` key. This would usually give the upper case letter "J". 23 24 == Annotated diagram == 25 An annotated diagram of keyboard shortcuts is offered, see 13 26 [osmwww:user/baditaflorin/diary/37606 Announcement at user blogs] [https://www.dropbox.com/s/e2km6hi88ovtk76/300_dpi%20JOSM%20Keyboard%20Layout.png?dl=0 png version] with [https://www.dropbox.com/s/t53185ehsmzgdtb/JOSM%20Kayboard%20Layourt%20final%20cu%20tot%20cu%20text.svg?dl=0 svg source] 14 27 15 == Modes and dialogs ==28 == Working modes and dialogs == 16 29 ||= Main shortcut =||= Activation steps =||= Page =||= Multiple hotkeys? =|| 17 30 || `S` || || [wikitr:/Help/Action/Select Select objects] || yes, many || … … 31 44 || `X` || + hold `Ctrl` while dragging a single node || [wikitr:/Help/Action/Extrude#Movenode will move node along one it's adjacent segments] || || 32 45 || `X` || and double click at way || [wikitr:/Help/Action/Extrude#Insertnode a double click at a way segment inserts a new node] || || 33 || `X` || + hold `Ctrl` || [wikitr:/Help/Action/Extrude# Shiftmove segment parallel to base segment] || ||46 || `X` || + hold `Ctrl` || [wikitr:/Help/Action/Extrude#Ctrl move segment parallel to base segment] || || 34 47 || `X` || + hold `Shift` || [wikitr:/Help/Action/Extrude#Shift "Always create nodes"] || || 35 48 || `X` || + hold `Alt` || [wikitr:/Help/Action/Extrude#Alt "Don't alter original way, create new way instead"] || || 36 49 || `Alt+A` || then press `CTRL+SHIFT+1` ... `CTRL+SHIFT+5` || To insert one of latest ta gs from [wikitr:/Help/Dialog/AddValue#Addingseveraltags Add tag dialog] || yes, many || 37 50 || `Shift+F` || 4 [wikitr:/Help/Action/FastDrawingMode#Usagewithstreams steps] at very least || [wikitr:/Help/Action/FastDrawingMode Fast Drawing mode] || yes, 11 || 38 51 || `Escape` || || Close dialog without action (Cancel) || || 39 52 40 53 == Tools == … … 47 60 || `Shift+B` || [wikitr:/Help/Action/DistributeNodes Distribute nodes] || 48 61 || `Shift+J` || [wikitr:/Help/Action/JoinAreas Join overlapping Areas] || 62 || `Shift+I` || Add missing nodes at intersections of selected ways|| 49 63 || `B` || [wikitr:/Help/Action/DrawBuilding Draw a building], aligned to the first building || 50 64 || `Ctrl+Alt+B` || [wikitr:/Help/Action/BuildingSize Set buildings size] || … … 98 112 || `Ctrl+Shift+H` || Show history at [osmwww: www.openstreetmap.org] || 99 113 || `Ctrl+I` || Advanced object info dialog || 114 || `Ctrl+Shift+I` || Advanced object info at [osmwww: www.openstreetmap.org] || 100 115 101 116 == Changesets == … … 104 119 || `Ctrl+Alt+Q` || [wikitr:/Help/Action/CloseChangeset Close open changesets] || 105 120 106 == interface and appearance ==#interfaceandappearance121 == Interface and appearance ==#interfaceandappearance 107 122 ||= Main shortcut =||= Page =|| 108 123 || `Tab` || [wikitr:/Help/Action/DialogsToggleAction Show/hide] Sidebar and Edit toolbar || … … 117 132 || (absent) || [wikitr:/Help/Action/DuplicateLayer Duplicate selected OSM data layer] 118 133 119 == Toggle and switch between first 10 layers of [wikitr:/Help/Dialog/LayerList Layer List panel]==134 == Layer Visibility == 120 135 ||= Main shortcut =||= Page =|| 121 136 || `Shift+A` + press `1` || [wikitr:/Help/Dialog/LayerList#ActivateLayer Activate layer 1, counting from the top] || … … 173 188 || `Ctrl+Q` || [wikitr:/Help/Action/Exit Exit JOSM] || 174 189 175 == [wikitr:/Help/Menu/Audio Audio menu]==190 == Audio == 176 191 ||= Main shortcut =||= Page =|| 177 192 || `.` || [wikitr:/Help/Action/AudioPlayPause Play/pause] || … … 199 214 Was explained at [wikitr:/Help/ToggleDialogs Sidebar]. 200 215 201 (continue cleanup/sort below)202 216 203 217 == all modes == … … 210 224 ==== Mac OS ==== 211 225 212 (outdated steps?)213 214 226 There's no button that works as a middle button like with UNIX. You can use the middle button with an [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple_Mighty_Mouse Apple Mouse]. Connect Apple Mouse, Open System Preferences, click "Keyboard and Mouse" and configure the Ball button as "button 3". Then it can be used as the middle button. Note that you cannot configure other buttons as "button 3" with the Apple Driver. Maybe you can find a more useful mouse driver for this purpose. 227 228 An alternative is to run the open-source the `MiddleClick` program from https://github.com/artginzburg/MiddleClick-Ventura/releases. It allows you to emulate a middle button with a three (or more) finger click on the trackpad. 215 229 216 230 === Alt key ===#Altkey 217 231 ==== Alt key is used by Compiz to move windows on Ubuntu ==== 218 232 219 It's likely the Altkey combination is caught before it is passed to JOSM.233 It's likely the `Alt` key combination is caught before it is passed to JOSM. 220 234 221 235 Steps below tested with Ubuntu 16.04 LTS: 222 236 * https://askubuntu.com/questions/224342/change-window-managers-altdrag 223 237 224 ` 238 {{{ 225 239 #!html 226 240 <!--- 227 228 241 It this true? 229 230 242 To fix this issue, start the gconf-editor (it's a GUI app but not present in Ubuntu's default menus) and go to Apps → Metacity → General. Change the setting "mouse_button_modifier" to something else. 231 243 --> 232 ` 244 }}} 233 245 234 246 ==== GNOME DE ==== 235 236 In [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GNOME gnome] desktop environment "Alt"-Click is used for moving the window. The "AltGr" key can be used instead; note that on some keyboards the "AltGr" key is simply the right-hand "Alt" key. 237 238 ==== GNOME or MATE (possibly outdated) ==== 239 240 Linux may use the left-ALT key as a mouse modifier, which will annoyingly compel [wikitr:/Help/Action/ImproveWayAccuracy Improve Way Accuracy] mode to use right-Alt to delete nodes. [https://askubuntu.com/questions/118151/how-do-i-disable-window-move-with-alt-left-mouse-button-in-gnome-shell Here is an article] explaining how to reassign that ALT key in Gnome (or MATE), freeing it up for IWAM application usage. <Super> is "Windows key". 241 [[BR]]Alt+F2 → dconf-editor. 242 [[BR]]Click through org → gnome → desktop → wm → preferences → mouse-button-modifier → Set it to whichever key you like. e.g. <Super> or <Control><Alt> or <Alt><Super> 247 In [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GNOME gnome] desktop environment `Alt`-Click is used for moving the window. The `AltGr` key can be used instead; note that on some keyboards the `AltGr` key is simply the right-hand `Alt` key. 248 249 ==== GNOME or MATE ==== 250 Linux may use the left-`Alt` key as a mouse modifier, which will annoyingly compel [wikitr:/Help/Action/ImproveWayAccuracy Improve Way Accuracy] mode to use right-`Alt` to delete nodes. [https://askubuntu.com/questions/118151/how-do-i-disable-window-move-with-alt-left-mouse-button-in-gnome-shell Here is an article] explaining how to reassign that `Alt` key in Gnome (or MATE), freeing it up for IWAM application usage. <Super> is "Windows key". \\ 251 `Alt+F2` → dconf-editor. \\ 252 Click through org → gnome → desktop → wm → preferences → mouse-button-modifier → Set it to whichever key you like. e.g. `<Super>` or `<Control><Alt>` or `<Alt><Super>` 243 253 244 254 ==== KDE ==== 245 246 In some Linux desktop environment (e.g. KDE) the Alt-click event is captured to perform actions like dragging the window across the screen. To reclaim this combination to Josm you have to open the Control Center, click on Desktop, Window Behaviour, Actions and change the modifier key to something different than '''`Alt`'''. 255 In some Linux desktop environment (e.g. KDE) the `Alt`-click event is captured to perform actions like dragging the window across the screen. To reclaim this combination to JOSM you have to open the Control Center, click on Desktop, Window Behavior, Actions and change the modifier key to something different than **`Alt`**. 247 256 248 257 == See also ==
