A Groovy shell is a command-line application that lets you evaluate Groovy expressions, functions, define classes and run Groovy commands. The Groovy shell can be launched in Groovy projects.
| Item | Tooltip and Shortcut | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Stop ⌘F2 or ⌘F2⌘F2 or ⌘F2⌘F2 or ⌘F2⇧ F5, ⇧F5 or ⇧F5^ F2, ⌃F2 or ⌃F2 |
Click this button to stop the current process.
For a Node.js run configuration, clicking the button once invokes soft kill allowing the Node.js application to catch
the |
| Close ⌃⇧F4 or ⌃⇧F4⇧⌘F4 or ⇧⌘F4⌘W or ⌘W^ ⇧ F4, ⌃⇧F4 or ⌃⇧F4^ ⇧ F4, ⌃⇧F4 or ⌃⇧F4 | Click this button to close the selected tab of the Run tool window and terminate the current process. |
| Execute Groovy Code (⌘⏎ or ⌘⏎⌘⏎ or ⌘⏎⌘⏎ or ⌘⏎^ Enter, ⌃⏎ or ⌃⏎^ Enter, ⌃⏎ or ⌃⏎) | Run code, entered in the console. |
| Help F1 or F1F1, F1 or F1F1, F1 or F1 | Use this icon or shortcut to open the corresponding help page. |
indicating that subsequent click will lead to force termination of the application, e.g. on Unix