That's not a solution, that's a workaround. If you have non-English keyboard then use button that has a divide key "Forward Slash". NOTE: You can trigger divide key if you use function + 0. Instead hold Ctrl + Fn (function key) + 0.
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Now, For those who does not have a full size keyboard on their laptop (like me).
Use the same thing if you have a full size keyboard if you have one in your laptop. That exists in full size keyboard (i.e: you desktop keyboard has the extra number pad.) so use that forward slash. First off, comment/uncomment works with divide and not forward slash. Here is the solution: I have been trying to figure this out for quite sometime now. Other IDE's like Eclipse use forward slash both because it's within reach on the keyboard, and that many laptop keyboards don't have a divide key at all. Only deselects text and moves cursor before selection Suggested fix: Change key from divide to forward slash. You can also …ĭescription: To comment/uncomment, workbench uses Ctrl + (divide key) instead of Ctrl + / (forward slash) as a keyboard shortcut. Start up MySQL Workbench and try out your fully working shortcut! Don't forget you can also manually do this by going to the menu Edit -> Format -> Un/Comment Selection.
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