I recently starting playing with the new cross-platform
editor from Microsoft, Visual Studio
Code. This editor has a lot of cool new features. But to really
be productive with any tool you need to know the keyboard shortcuts. So
below is a cheat sheet from what I have been able to discover so far.
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Keyboard Shortcut
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Action
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Alt + Click
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add additional cursor
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Alt + F12
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peek
definition
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Alt + F4
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close window
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Alt + Left
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navigate
between files
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Alt + Right
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navigate between files
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Ctrl + /
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split
active editor
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Ctrl + `
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cycle open editors
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Ctrl + =
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zoom
in
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Ctrl + -
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zoom out
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Ctrl + 1
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focus
left editor
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Ctrl + 2
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focus right editor
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Ctrl + Alt + ]
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jump
to matching bracket
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Ctrl + Alt + click
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open definition to side
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Ctrl + Alt + Down
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add
cursor below
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Ctrl + Alt + Up
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add cursor up
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Ctrl + B
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toggle
sidebar
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Ctrl + Click
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open file to side
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Ctrl + Click
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go
to definition
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Ctrl + E
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go to file
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Ctrl + Enter
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open
file to side
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Ctrl + F12
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go to definition
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Ctrl + F2
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add
cursor to each occurrence of current word
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Ctrl + G
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go to line
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Ctrl + Shift + D
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debug
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Ctrl + Shift + E
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explore
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Ctrl + Shift + F
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search
all files
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Ctrl + Shift + I
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shows windows
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Ctrl + Shift + J
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advanced
search all files
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Ctrl + Shift + L
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add cursor to each occurrence of current selected text
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Ctrl + Shift + M
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list
all current errors
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Ctrl + shift + O
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navigate to symbol
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Ctrl + Shift + P
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open
control pallet
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Ctrl + Shift + U
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output
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Ctrl + Shift + W
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close
window
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Ctrl + Space
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trigger IntelliSense
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Ctrl + T
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jump
to symbol across files
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Ctrl + Tab
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cycle files
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Ctrl + W
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close
editor
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F2
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rename symbol
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F11
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full
screen
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Shift + F12
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reference search
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