I am new to visual studio code IDE. I know about keybinding.json and have been playing with what's in there. My question is if there is a file that stores a complete list of "command"s? eg: "workbench.action.splitEditor". Without a complete list of such command strings, I don't know what I can customize beyond what's in the keybinding file.
I have been using vs for more than 10 years, there are a few things I always do and I wonder if there is a way to achieve the same result in VSCode: 1. "alt+shift+l" -> go from current editing file from editor to solution explorer, and the cursor is on the current editing file in the solution explorer 2. "enter" -> hit enter key on a highlighted file name in solution explorer opens that file in editor area 3. "esc" -> hit esc key when focus is on solution explorer brings focus back to editing area. 4. alt arrow keys -> when in editing area, performs column based editing
您可以看到操作>首选项>键盘快捷键的完整列表。
- "alt+shift+l" -> go from current editing file from editor to solution explorer, and the cursor is on the current editing file in the solution explorer
Ctrl-Shift-E does exactly that now (as of 1.19.3, these are Windows hotkeys, other platforms slightly differ).
- "enter" -> hit enter key on a highlighted file name in solution explorer opens that file in editor area
This works like that now out of box.
- "esc" -> hit esc key when focus is on solution explorer brings focus back to editing area.
To go to VSCode editor from anywhere: Ctrl-1.
Ctrl+Alt+ ↑ / ↓ works for this now.
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