# The Midio Editor

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## Project overview

The project overview panel lists all the module, function and type definitions in the current project. They can be clicked to navigate the node editor to that definition.

To remove a definition, hover over the desired item, and a trash bin icon will appear. Click on this icon to delete the definition. Additionally, when hovering over module definitions, a plus icon will become visible. This icon allows you to add extra modules, types, or functions within the specified module.

Right click on an item to rename it.

## Key bindings

* `shift + left mouse pointer`: select nodes using the selection box
* `delete`: delete the selected nodes
* `<space>`: node palette
* `control-shift-p`: show the command palette
* `control-f`: open the search box

### Editing

* `control-z`: undo the last action
* `control-shift-z`: redo the last undone action
* `control-c`: copy selection
* `control-v`: paste selection

#### While a node is selected

* `control + click on another node`: Auto connect nodes

### Node layout

* `shift-a`: align selected nodes to the left most edge
* `shift-d`: align selected nodes to the right most edge
* `shift-w`: align selected nodes to the top most edge
* `shift-s`: align selected nodes to the bottom most edge
* `shift-q`: distribute selected nodes horizontally
* `shift-e`: distribute selected nodes vertically

### Debugging

* `control-b`: toggle breakpoint on selected nodes
* `control-shift-s`: step to the next node if execution is stopped
* `control-shift-c`: continue


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