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I have a key binding such as alt+s alt+u. It works when i hold down both keys alt and s, then just press u. But if I press u again, it doesn't repeat; i must release alt and s, then hold them down ...
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I'm using VS Code (actually Cursor, a VS Code fork) on macOS and noticed that pressing Alt+Z doesn't toggle word wrap as expected. Instead, it inserts a strange character: ˀ (U+02C0). I checked my ...
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I have a keybind that triggers a terminal command. The terminal command prompts for input, but in order to respond, I have to make an extra, unnecessary click to focus on the terminal. How can I avoid ...
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I'm using Visual Studio Code and currently have the right sidebar (where extensions like Copilot and other AI extension) open. I want to toggle its visibility without using the mouse, ideally through ...
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I switched the keybind in Visual Studio Code to go to the next problem (previously fn+F8) to my unused key F19 like this (keybindings.json): { "key": "f19", "when&...
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A few days ago I installed a fresh Ubuntu 24.04.1 on my PC alongside with Windows 10. I also installed VSCode (via AppCenter, also tried via VSCode's official website) and noticed, that many shortcuts ...
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How do I make a keybinding that works like Ctrl+F / Cmd+F, but it starts searching at the top of the file, rather than at the current cursor location? Is there a command for that?
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How to exclude selecting headers in a file when ctrl a select all or ctrl home go to beginning of a file in vscode? eg: Given a markdown file <link href='G:/Using/mdCss/style.css' rel='stylesheet' /...
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I have these keybinds in my keybindings.json: { "key": "ctrl+shift+up", "command": "git.stageAll", }, { "key": "ctrl+shift+down&...
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In VS Code, the shortcut "Ctrl + A" selects everything in the document. I'm used to a more progressive selection system like Microsoft OneNote where Ctrl + A behaves the following way: ...
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{ "key": "cmd+;", "command": "editor.action.insertSnippet", "when": "editorTextFocus && !editorReadonly", "args&...
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I am trying to create keybindings to scroll VSCode Notebook output with HJKL keys once the notebook output has been focused. This is what I had tried unsuccessfully: [ // Scroll Notebook cell ...
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In PyCharm there is a plugin (Keyboard Promoter) that pops up a little window on the bottom with something like "keyboard shortcut missed (1) time" if you, for example, use the mouse for ...
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Is there a way to make a key-binding in VS Code that starts with , or ; as it is in vim? Currently I have it in settings.json like this: "vim.leader": ",", "vim....
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I am using Visual Studio Code, which I like quite a lot except for one thing: It puts output in a middle window between the code and the command line and I can't get this to scroll. It's the area ...
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I'm coming from other IDEs in which when you globally search for some content across your project (in Visual studio code it's done by pressing CMD+SHIT+F) and then want to move between the founded ...
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I want to use the keyboard only to navigate inside and manipulate list views in VS Code, such as the Explorer View's subviews, like Open Editors, Folders, Outline, and Timeline the Source Control ...
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It used to be that you could switch a cell between markdown and code in VS Code's version of Jupyter notebook. You can't now I looked at the keyboard shortcuts and it won't even accept the ESCAPE key ...
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I am using Native Debug with GDB under VS Code. I can type any GDB command in the debug console. How can I run a fixed command in the debug console (not the terminal) using a shortcut? I was only able ...
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I'm using VS Code to write LaTeX and doing version control using git. Therefore, I would like to have one sentence per line. \section{Hello} This is a sentence. This is another sentence. What I would ...
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Alternate of arrow keys in VS Code? especially the right arrow key to move outside the double quotes without moving hand towards arrow keys. I just want to know if there is already a shortcut ...
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Here is my problem: I want to use the Ctrl J shortcut to switch between editing a file and writing in the terminal. I have this keybinding: { "key": "ctrl+j", "command&...
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How do I invoke the commit input message box from the Source Control View (using one command/shortcut)? git.commitall invokes a floating commit message window. The reason I want the one in the Source ...
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We can toggle the VS Code Explorer's visibility with ctrl/cmd+b. Is there a way to toggle it so it becomes full screen using a keyboard shortcut?
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