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NetBeans IDE demonstrates how to use multi-cursor editing with keyboard shortcuts.

Alt-Shift-Click creates new cursors in NetBeans IDE.

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On “Editing multiple lines of code in Netbeans”

…release Yes you can! Works exactly as in SublimeText but it is not default feature so You will have to download NetBeans development build. After installation press Shift + Ctrl + Alt now left click anywhere in the code while holding Shift + Ctrl + Alt. Easy and very useful. This is how it looks like in NetBeans: See video presentation at: link to this video When you install new NetBeans you don't have to uninstall the old one. Just leave it be. Development build will ask you if you ……
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