Shortcuts in the Mapping Editor

Here, you can find useful keyboard shortcuts for working with XSL stylesheets in the graphical view of the X4 Mapping Editor.

Drag-and-drop actions

Link values to the target node with `xsl:value-of`	Drag and drop nodes in the source document to the target node
Link multiple values in the target node with `xsl:value-of`	Press the Alt key and drag all desired nodes in the source document to the target node Result: In the `select` attribute of the created `xsl:value-of` element, all linked elements are stored one after the other and can then be linked with an XPath function such as `concat()` or logical operators. Example: `<xsl:value-of select="Element1 Element2">`
Copy a node with `xsl:copy-of`	Press Ctrl and drag nodes in the source document to the target node
Create for-each loops for nodes with `xsl:for-each`	Press Shift and drag nodes in the source document to the target node

	Function	Key combination
Basic functions	Edit an item	`ENTER`
	Execute the XSL transformation	`F9`
	Insert element	`INSERT`
	Insert attribute	`ALT+INSERT`
	Insert text	`CTRL+INSERT`
	Insert the enclosing parent element	`CTRL+SHIFT+INSERT`
	Rename the element	`ALT+SHIFT+R`
	Removes the selected node	`DELETE`
	Format/indent code (in Source view)	`CTRL+SHIFT+F`
Copy node	Insert the selected node as the preceding node	`CTRL+ALT+UP`
	Insert the selected node as the next node	`CTRL+ALT+DOWN`
	Insert the selected node as the preceding parent node	`CTRL+ALT+LEFT`
Move the node	Move the selected node to the preceding node position	`ALT+UP`
	Move the selected node to the next node position	`ALT+DOWN`
	Move the selected node to the preceding parent node position	`ALT+SHIFT+LEFT`
Navigate the stylesheet tree	Switch to the parent element	`CTRL+SHIFT+LEFT`
	Go to the next sibling node	`CTRL+SHIFT+DOWN`
	Go to the previous element	`CTRL+SHIFT+UP`
	Select connected nodes in the source document area and the stylesheet area	`SHIFT+INSERT`
	Restore the last marker	`ALT+SHIFT+DOWN`