OSX and Sublime Text like keymap for IntelliJ

A keymap, based on the 'default' Mac OS X 10.5 keymap from IntelliJ, which overrides things back to 'normal' OS X keymaps, like top of file with cmd + up, delete everything to the beginning of the line with cmd + backspace etc. It also set's the keybindings to be comparible with Sublime Text, with some small exceptions.

Tested in IntelliJ IDEA Community 2018.3.4

Removed IntelliJ OSX defaults

• cmd + down Jump to source
• cmd + alt + up Navigate to previous occurrence
• cmd + alt + down Navigate to next occurrence
• cmd + alt + left Navigate back
• cmd + alt + right Navigate forward
• ctrl + G Add selection to next occurrence
• cmd + D Duplicate line or selection
• cmd + backspace Delete line
• cmd + shift + R Replace in path
• cmd + alt + F Extract field (refactor)
• cmd + P Parameter info
• cmd + alt + E Explain Scala code, Browse console history
• cmd + B Go to definition
• ctrl + cmd + up Navigate to related symbol
• cmd + K Check In Project (VCS)
• alt + shift + button1 Add or Remove Caret
• cmd + button1 Go to Declaration
• alt + button1 Quick Evaluate Expression

OSX defaults restored

• cmd + up Caret to top of file
• cmd + down Caret to bottom of file
• cmd + backspace Delete to line start

Sublime defaults added

• cmd + alt + left Select Previous Tab
• cmd + alt + right Select Next Tab
• cmd + D Add selection for next occurrence
• cmd + K Find next /Move to next occurrence
• ctrl + cmd + G Select all occurrences
• cmd + shift + L Split selection into lines ¹
• cmd + shift + D Duplicate line or selection
• ctrl + shift + K Delete line
• cmd + alt + F Replace
• cmd + shift + R Navigate to Symbol
• cmd + P Navigate to file
• ctrl + cmd + up Move line up
• ctrl + cmd + down Move line down
• cmd + button1 Add or Remove Caret
• ctrl + cmd + P Manage projects

Custom stuff

• cmd + alt + up Navigate back
• cmd + alt + down Jump to source
• cmd + alt + E Extract field (refactor)
• cmd + B Run
• cmd + B Rerun
• alt + shift + button1 Quick Evaluate Expression
• alt + button1 Go to Declaration
• cmd + shift + P Parameter info

Known issues

Footnotes

1. Split selection into lines (cmd + shift + L) actually toggles the 'Column Selection Mode' which means you have to deactivate it after usage. ↩