How to abort a running process in Oracle SQL Developer?

Is there a keystroke combination I can use? Thanks!

I had a problem earlier today when I was running some code with > 50,000 lines and it kept on bringing up the "Enter substitution variable" box, which would not allow me to click anything else and once I clicked cancel I didn't have enough time to get to the red x before the next box appeared. Although this happened a bunch of times eventually there was enough time for me to get to the red x and change the code, but that's why I was wondering if they was a keystroke combination.

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