I am starting Julia with ATOM in WIN10, HOW TO switch (keyshort) from editor to REPL window ?
CTRL+j, CTRL+s , NOT WORKS 
Not sure why you’d expect that to work – the correct shortcut is be Ctrl-J Ctrl-E (and the command is called Julia Client: Focus Last Editor).
Maybe some package to Atom is needed ?
If you have Juno correctly installed then you don’t need any other Atom package for that, no.
That is Juno. Use Ctrl-J Ctrl-O to switch focus to the REPL and Ctrl-J Ctrl-E to get back to the latest used editor. If that doesn’t work then check that the keybindings are properly resolved by opening the keybinding resolver. Also try the command I mentioned above.
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Maybe somthing wrong in deep of my system . typeof Cmd ? I not shure wahat mean Cmd
julia> x=O
O
julia> typeof(x)
Cmd
julia> y=y
y
julia> typeof(y)
Cmd
julia> y=“y”
“y”
julia> typeof(y)
String
In my setings:
(Is posble to edit the menu ?)
ctrl-j editor:join-lines atom-workspace atom-text-editor:not([mini]) ctrl-j ctrl-, julia-client:settings Julia Client .platform-win32 atom-workspace, .platform-linux atom-workspace ctrl-j ctrl-c julia-client:clear-console Julia Client .platform-win32 atom-workspace, .platform-linux atom-workspace ctrl-j ctrl-d julia-client:show-documentation Julia Client .platform-win32 .item-views > atom-text-editor[data-grammar=“source julia”], .platform-linux .item-views > atom-text-editor[data-grammar=“source julia”] ctrl-j ctrl-e julia-client:focus-last-editor Julia Client .platform-win32 atom-workspace, .platform-linux atom-workspace ctrl-j ctrl-g julia-client:goto-symbol Julia Client .platform-win32 .item-views > atom-text-editor[data-grammar=“source julia”], .platform-linux .item-views > atom-text-editor[data-grammar=“source julia”] ctrl-j ctrl-k julia-client:kill-julia Julia Client .platform-win32 atom-workspace, .platform-linux atom-workspace ctrl-j ctrl-m julia-client:set-working-module Julia Client .platform-win32 .item-views > atom-text-editor[data-grammar=“source julia”], .platform-linux .item-views > atom-text-editor[data-grammar=“source julia”] ctrl-j ctrl-m julia-client:set-working-module Julia Client .platform-win32 .julia-console.julia, .platform-win32 .julia-console.julia atom-text-editor, .platform-linux .julia-console.julia, .platform-linux .julia-console.julia atom-text-editor ctrl-j ctrl-m julia-client:set-working-module Julia Client .platform-win32 .julia-terminal, .platform-linux .julia-terminal ctrl-j ctrl-o julia-client:open-console Julia Client .platform-win32 atom-workspace, .platform-linux atom-workspace ctrl-j ctrl-p julia-client:open-plot-pane Julia Client .platform-win32 atom-workspace, .platform-linux atom-workspace ctrl-j ctrl-r julia-client:open-a-repl Julia Client .platform-win32 atom-workspace, .platform-linux atom-workspace ctrl-j ctrl-s julia-client:start-julia Julia Client .platform-win32 atom-workspace, .platform-linux atom-workspace ctrl-j ctrl-t julia-client:focus-last-terminal Julia Client .platform-win32 atom-workspace, .platform-linux atom-workspace
A couple of quick points:
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In discourse, when pasting multi-line code-blocks, you’ll want to use a tripple-back-quote (```) at the start of the line, followed by a newline. This will prevent characters like back-quote (`) from being interpreted wrongly (as in the bit of your comment I quoted).
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If you see something you’re not familiar with in the REPL:
julia> x= `O` `O` julia> typeof(x) Cmdthen try using the built-in REPL help (press
?to get into help mode):julia> x = `O` `O` julia> typeof(x) Cmd help?> Cmd search: Cmd @cmd chmod cumprod cumprod! Cmd(cmd::Cmd; ignorestatus, detach, windows_verbatim, windows_hide, env, dir) -
You can also try searching the official docs (here is the section on “Running external programs”, which is very nicely detailed)
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Finally, if you find you have many of these “smaller” issues/questions, you might get faster responses on one of the “chat” communities (Slack, Gitter, or IRC).
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