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Shift + TAB actually does the same thing as Ctrl + [
The actual useful shortcut is Ctrl + ], strangely enough
You see, if you're in the middle of a line and press TAB, you will break up the line, adding a TAB inside of it. Using Ctrl + ] will indent the entire line, no matter where your cursor is.
Ctrl + [ and Shift + TAB are functionally the same as far as I have seen, though.
Awesome I didn't know that and I'll definitely be using it in future so thanks for the heads up
One more fun one is
CTRL + SHIFT + Pwhich provides a way to search all commands in VScode. Helpful for things likeDiscover Testsor in the go extension,Run Test At Cursor. It's nice for me since some of the commands/extension tooling can be challenging to find via the file-menu dropdowns.A shortcut that I frequently use is Ctrl-Shift-D to duplicate a line of code. I'm not sure whether this is in VS Code by default, or whether it's something that has made its way into my setup via Atom's key map. Anyhow, good article, thanks.
It would be so much readable and wonderful if you'd use specifiers for shortcuts. You know TL:DR may occur. Just a suggestion . and ofcourse an informative article.
Could you give me an example so I know what you mean? I'm not sure I understand. Maybe then I can edit the article!
I think he meant syntax highlighter for the readers to easily identify the shortcut codes.
Thank you for this 👏
You're welcome 😊
After highlighting a world, use Ctrl + D to find the next occurrence, repeat to highlight all occurrences and then make the changes you want.