In the process of using SI, I modified its default shortcut according to my own usage habits, and added some user-friendly functions to the configuration file.

Modify shortcuts: Options->Key Assignments...

1.main window:Esc 2.Hight light:Middle Mouse

3.Go Back:Alt+z 4.Go Forward:Alt+x

5.Caller:Alt+c 6.Reference:Alt+r

7.Previous Link:Alt+a 8.Next Link:Alt+s

9.First Link:Alt+d

10.Go Line:Alt+g 11.Select Line:Alt+l

12.Symbol Win:Alt+q 13.Activate SW:Alt+w

14.Projcet Win:Alt+[ 15.Activate PW:Alt+]

16.Contex Win:Alt+， 17.Activate CW:Alt+.

18.Relation Win:Alt+； 19.Activate RW:Alt+’

20.Select All:Ctrl+a 21.Save All:Ctrl+Shift+a

22.Browse Project Symbols:Alt+b

Add some configuration file macros, such as: comment out the code: single-line comments, multi-line comments, comment out the selected content; add annotative text before and after a line of code.

Open Projcet->Open project, select base, you can see the utils.em file, add the following macros to the file, and add the file to other projects.

Find the macro and customize the shortcut in the shortcut add method described above.

Single-line, multi-line comments:

macro MultiLineComment()
{
hwnd = GetCurrentWnd()
selection = GetWndSel(hwnd)
LnFirst = GetWndSelLnFirst(hwnd) //Get the first line number
LnLast = GetWndSelLnLast(hwnd) // take the last line number
hbuf = GetCurrentBuf()

if(GetBufLine(hbuf, 0) == "//magic-number:tph85666031"){
    stop
}

Ln = Lnfirst
buf = GetBufLine(hbuf, Ln)
len = strlen(buf)

while(Ln <= Lnlast) {
    Buf = GetBufLine(hbuf, Ln) // take the line corresponding to Ln
         If(buf == ""){ // skip empty lines
        Ln = Ln + 1
        continue
    }

         If(StrMid(buf, 0, 1) == "/") { //Uncomment to prevent single-character lines
        if(StrMid(buf, 1, 2) == "/"){
            PutBufLine(hbuf, Ln, StrMid(buf, 2, Strlen(buf)))
        }
    }

         If(StrMid(buf,0,1) != "/"){ //Need to add a comment
        PutBufLine(hbuf, Ln, Cat("//", buf))
    }
    Ln = Ln + 1
}

SetWndSel(hwnd, selection)

}

Save the above code to the utils.em file, open source insight, add the file to the project, and then you can see the macro in Options->Key Assignments. The name of the macro is MultiLineComments, then we have it. Assign the shortcut "Ctrl + /" and you're done.
This is a macro code that adds "#ifdef 0" and "#endif". The shortcut key is Ctrl+#:

macro AddMacroComment()
{
hwnd=GetCurrentWnd()
sel=GetWndSel(hwnd)
lnFirst=GetWndSelLnFirst(hwnd)
lnLast=GetWndSelLnLast(hwnd)
hbuf=GetCurrentBuf()

if(LnFirst == 0) {
        szIfStart = ""
}else{
        szIfStart = GetBufLine(hbuf, LnFirst-1)
}
szIfEnd = GetBufLine(hbuf, lnLast+1)
if(szIfStart == "#if 0" && szIfEnd == "#endif") {
        DelBufLine(hbuf, lnLast+1)
        DelBufLine(hbuf, lnFirst-1)
        sel.lnFirst = sel.lnFirst – 1
        sel.lnLast = sel.lnLast – 1
}else{
        InsBufLine(hbuf, lnFirst, "#if 0")
        InsBufLine(hbuf, lnLast+2, "#endif")
        sel.lnFirst = sel.lnFirst + 1
        sel.lnLast = sel.lnLast + 1
}

SetWndSel( hwnd, sel )

}
The code of this macro can comment out the line where the cursor is located, and define the shortcut key as Ctrl+*:

macro CommentSingleLine()
{
hbuf = GetCurrentBuf()
ln = GetBufLnCur(hbuf)
str = GetBufLine (hbuf, ln)
str = cat("/",str)
str = cat(str,"/")
PutBufLine (hbuf, ln, str)
}
Comment out the selected part of the mouse in a line and define the shortcut key as Ctrl+shift+*:

macro CommentSelStr()
{
hbuf = GetCurrentBuf()
ln = GetBufLnCur(hbuf)
str = GetBufSelText(hbuf)
str = cat("/",str)
str = cat(str,"/")
SetBufSelText (hbuf, str)
}

Add annotative text before a line of code, defining the shortcut key as Alt+/:
Add annotative text before a line of code, defining the shortcut key as Alt+:

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Author: Fang forever
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