In a previous tip I showed a new hidden keyboard shortcut to transpose lines of code in the ISE. At the PowerShell Facebook group, Dave Carnahan was wondering if there’s a way to pull all of the ISE related hot keys.
Dave, this is for you. 
All shortcuts are contained in the ISE Microsoft.PowerShell.GPowerShell assembly (DLL). We first need to get a reference to that DLL.
PS> $gps = $psISE.GetType().Assembly PS> $gps GAC Version Location --- ------- -------- True v4.0.30319 C:\Windows\Microsoft.Net\assembly\GAC_MSIL\Microsoft.PowerShell.GPowerShell\...
Then we can get a list of all the resources in this assembly:
PS> $gps.GetManifestResourceNames() Microsoft.PowerShell.GPowerShell.g.resources GuiStrings.resources
Next we create a ResourceManager object which provides access to the assembly resources. We pass it the name of the resource we want to access without the .resources extension, and the assembly containing the resources.
$rm = New-Object System.Resources.ResourceManager GuiStrings,$gps
All that’s left is calling the GetResourceSet() method to retrieve the resource set for a particular culture.
$rs = $rm.GetResourceSet((Get-Culture),$true,$true)
$rs
Name Value
---- -----
SnippetToolTipPath Path: {0}
MediumSlateBlueColorName Medium Slate Blue
EditorBoxSelectLineDownShor... Alt+Shift+Down
NewRunspace N_ew PowerShell Tab
EditorSelectToPreviousChara... Shift+Left
RemoveAllBreakpointsShortcut Ctrl+Shift+F9
SaveScriptQuestion Save {0}?
(...)
Looking at the output we can see that the highlighted items value resembles key combinations. If you look at your output you will notice items with a name that ends with ‘Shortcut’ (with or without a trailing digit) and items that relates to Function keys. They start with F, followed by a digit or two and the word ‘Keyboard’. With the following line we can filter all keyboard related items and sort them out.
$rs | where Name -match 'Shortcut\d?$|^F\d+Keyboard' | Sort-Object Value
Here’s the full code snippet and the full result, start digging 
UPDATE: Thanks to June Blender Rogers for reporting this. It looks like the list was missing one shortcut: Go to match – Ctrl+]. It doesn’t appear in the list and it’s likely hard-coded in the menu item. PowerShell scripts are full with brace/bracket/parenthesis characters and sometimes you may find it hard to locate the closing or opening bracket. In these cases, the ‘Go to match’ keyboard shortcut comes very handy. Just place the cursor in front of a bracket and press the shortcut key combination; you’ll see it jumping to the matching one and highlighting it.
$gps = $psISE.GetType().Assembly $rm = New-Object System.Resources.ResourceManager GuiStrings,$gps $rs = $rm.GetResourceSet((Get-Culture),$true,$true) $rs | where Name -match 'Shortcut\d?$|^F\d+Keyboard' | Sort-Object Value | Format-Table -AutoSize Name Value ---- ----- EditorUndoShortcut2 Alt+Backspace EditorSelectNextSiblingShortcut Alt+Down ExitShortcut Alt+F4 EditorSelectEnclosingShortcut Alt+Left EditorSelectFirstChildShortcut Alt+Right EditorRedoShortcut2 Alt+Shift+Backspace EditorBoxSelectLineDownShortcut Alt+Shift+Down ToggleHorizontalAddOnPaneShortcut Alt+Shift+H EditorBoxSelectToPreviousCharacterShortcut Alt+Shift+Left EditorBoxSelectToNextCharacterShortcut Alt+Shift+Right EditorTransposeLineShortcut Alt+Shift+T EditorBoxSelectLineUpShortcut Alt+Shift+Up ToggleVerticalAddOnPaneShortcut Alt+Shift+V EditorSelectPreviousSiblingShortcut Alt+Up ShowScriptPaneTopShortcut Ctrl+1 ShowScriptPaneRightShortcut Ctrl+2 ShowScriptPaneMaximizedShortcut Ctrl+3 EditorSelectAllShortcut Ctrl+A ZoomIn1Shortcut Ctrl+Add EditorMoveCurrentLineToBottomShortcut Ctrl+Alt+End EditorMoveCurrentLineToTopShortcut Ctrl+Alt+Home EditorDeleteWordToLeftShortcut Ctrl+Backspace StopExecutionShortcut Ctrl+Break StopAndCopyShortcut Ctrl+C GoToConsoleShortcut Ctrl+D EditorDeleteWordToRightShortcut Ctrl+Del EditorScrollDownAndMoveCaretIfNecessaryShortcut Ctrl+Down EditorMoveToEndOfDocumentShortcut Ctrl+End FindShortcut Ctrl+F ShowCommandShortcut Ctrl+F1 CloseScriptShortcut Ctrl+F4 GoToLineShortcut Ctrl+G ReplaceShortcut Ctrl+H EditorMoveToStartOfDocumentShortcut Ctrl+Home GoToEditorShortcut Ctrl+I Copy2Shortcut Ctrl+Ins ShowSnippetShortcut Ctrl+J EditorMoveToPreviousWordShortcut Ctrl+Left ToggleOutliningExpansionShortcut Ctrl+M ZoomOut3Shortcut Ctrl+Minus NewScriptShortcut Ctrl+N OpenScriptShortcut Ctrl+O GoToMatchShortcut Ctrl+Oem6 ZoomIn3Shortcut Ctrl+Plus ToggleScriptPaneShortcut Ctrl+R EditorMoveToNextWordShortcut Ctrl+Right SaveScriptShortcut Ctrl+S ZoomIn2Shortcut Ctrl+Shift+Add GetCallStackShortcut Ctrl+Shift+D EditorSelectToEndOfDocumentShortcut Ctrl+Shift+End RemoveAllBreakpointsShortcut Ctrl+Shift+F9 HideHorizontalAddOnToolShortcut Ctrl+Shift+H EditorSelectToStartOfDocumentShortcut Ctrl+Shift+Home ListBreakpointsShortcut Ctrl+Shift+L EditorSelectToPreviousWordShortcut Ctrl+Shift+Left ZoomOut4Shortcut Ctrl+Shift+Minus StartPowerShellShortcut Ctrl+Shift+P ZoomIn4Shortcut Ctrl+Shift+Plus NewRemotePowerShellTabShortcut Ctrl+Shift+R EditorSelectToNextWordShortcut Ctrl+Shift+Right ZoomOut2Shortcut Ctrl+Shift+Subtract EditorMakeUppercaseShortcut Ctrl+Shift+U HideVerticalAddOnToolShortcut Ctrl+Shift+V IntellisenseShortcut Ctrl+Space ZoomOut1Shortcut Ctrl+Subtract NewRunspaceShortcut Ctrl+T EditorMakeLowercaseShortcut Ctrl+U EditorScrollUpAndMoveCaretIfNecessaryShortcut Ctrl+Up Paste1Shortcut Ctrl+V CloseRunspaceShortcut Ctrl+W Cut1Shortcut Ctrl+X EditorRedoShortcut1 Ctrl+Y EditorUndoShortcut1 Ctrl+Z F1KeyboardDisplayName F1 HelpShortcut F1 StepOverShortcut F10 F10KeyboardDisplayName F10 StepIntoShortcut F11 F11KeyboardDisplayName F11 F12KeyboardDisplayName F12 F2KeyboardDisplayName F2 FindNextShortcut F3 F3KeyboardDisplayName F3 F4KeyboardDisplayName F4 RunScriptShortcut F5 F5KeyboardDisplayName F5 F6KeyboardDisplayName F6 F7KeyboardDisplayName F7 RunSelectionShortcut F8 F8KeyboardDisplayName F8 F9KeyboardDisplayName F9 ToggleBreakpointShortcut F9 EditorDeleteCharacterToLeftShortcut Shift+Backspace Cut2Shortcut Shift+Del EditorSelectLineDownShortcut Shift+Down EditorSelectToEndOfLineShortcut Shift+End EditorInsertNewLineShortcut Shift+Enter StepOutShortcut Shift+F11 FindPreviousShortcut Shift+F3 StopDebuggerShortcut Shift+F5 EditorSelectToStartOfLineShortcut Shift+Home Paste2Shortcut Shift+Ins EditorSelectToPreviousCharacterShortcut Shift+Left EditorSelectPageDownShortcut Shift+PgDn EditorSelectPageUpShortcut Shift+PgUp EditorSelectToNextCharacterShortcut Shift+Right EditorSelectLineUpShortcut Shift+Up
