Text editing
NumPad uses CodeMirror and its default plugins for text editing. So it has support for multiple cursors, which you can place in the document with ⌘ + click on macOS or ctrl + click on Windows and Linux. It also has the following keyboard shortcuts:
| Windows/Linux | macOS | |
|---|---|---|
Ctrl+D | ⌘D | Highlight next instance of selected text |
Ctrl+[ | ⌘[ | Left-indent current line |
Ctrl+] | ⌘] | Right-indent current line |
Ctrl+Shift+K | ⌘⇧K | Delete current line |
Ctrl+F | ⌘F | Toggle document search |
Vim Mode
NumPad also has Vim mode, which can be toggled in settings. If you don't know what Vim mode is, you almost certainly don't want to use it! If your editor is behaving strangely, you may want to go to settings and check that Vim mode is turned off.