node.jswebstorm
What is ^R in WebStorm
I'm trying to run my node program via the keyboard shortcut provided by WebStorm.
When I use the ^ to run the shortcut as indicated nothing happens.
Am I interpreting the keyboard shortcut correctly ?
Solution
Try pressing ctrl and r at the same time.
edit: A downvote before my post could even refresh. Impressive.
Anyways, I don't use webstorm, but if I'm guessing correctly, they're just using caret notation for their shortcuts.
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