When I am pressing ctrl + space vscode shows me variants (first image). Then I am pressing enter and vscode move my code below (second image) instead of selecting a popup variant.
I am pressing enter and variant should be selected.
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Until yesterday, autocomplete was working fine. Now when I press enter on my desired option from my auto-complete list, the list disappears and my cursor moves to the next line.
When using ctrl + alt + click to do multiple select in vscode, sometimes it works but, most of the time it doesn't. When I try to edit keyboard shortcuts, I cannot find this shortcut anywhere. I only see the add cursor above ctrl + alt + UpArrow and add cursor below ctrl + alt + DownArrow, which does work in my case, but I'm trying to edit in places that aren't aligned.
I see small diamond with cross to the upper right of my cursor sometimes.
The default keybinding is Alt+Click.
Which can be changed in the settings: Editor: Multi Cursor Modifier to Ctrl+Click if you wish.
The underlying command is createCursor which is unbound by default. You can add a keybinding in the Shortcuts Editor when you find createCursor - but you cannot add mouse clicks to a keybinding.
Toggle Multi-Cursor Modifier is not what you want, it just toggles between using Alt+Click or Ctrl+Click to add cursors.
If Alt+Click doesn't work, try Ctrl+Click it may have already been toggled (or the setting I mentioned above Editor: Multi Cursor Modifier already changed from the default Alt).
Look for the createCursor command in the Gear Icon/Keyboard Shorts editor. Then hover over it and click the + that appears to its left. In the input box that opens you can enter a new keybinding.
But as I said before, you cannot make a keybinding that uses mouse clicks. You will have to chose another keybinding.
when I press ctrl + tab it doesn't move the file right away but rather shows a list of all open files
I need the default behavior where it takes me right away to the last opened file without having to press enter
PS: if this helps in any way I'm using Linux Mint (LMDE 4 (debbie) x86_64)
You don't have to press Enter, just release the Ctrl key. That will take you to the last file you were in.
For instance, if you're in FileA and you have FileB and FileC open and you were last in FileC, Ctrl+Tab shows the list, and when you release Ctrl, you're taken to FileC. Do it again (releasing Ctrl) and you'll be back in FileA.
Check your keyboard shortcuts. Find the command:
workbench.action.quickOpenNavigateNextInEditorPicker
By default it is set to Ctrl-Tab, if yours is not, set it that keybinding by clicking on the pencil icon to the left of the command on hover and enter Ctrl-Tab into the dialog box.
That command should also be using the when clauses: inEditorsPicker && inQuickOpen
The latest VS Code supports the Grid Layout
In the normal view if you have multiple files open they appear in tabs at the top. You can switch between this tabs by Holding down CTRL + TAB.
How can I do the same in the new Grid Layout?
What I know so far:
-It looks like when you use the Grid Layout the files get split up in to groups.
Once you have a new group you can add additional open files to that group and you have multiple tabs within that group and you can toggle between them with the CTRL + TAB.
-I have found that using CTRL + # (Where # is the group number) toggles you to that group
--Although this is close, it is not the same as the Ctrl + Tab
There is a "Focus Next Editor Group" action, I think this is what you are looking for. It has no keyboard shortcut set by default, you can assign one with these steps:
Open Keyboard Shortcuts Editor by pressing CTRL+Shift+P and searching for "Keyboard Shortcuts"
Search for "Focus Next Editor Group"
Click on "+" button on its left side
Press the shortcut, then press ENTER to save it
Lets assume that I have something like the following
* Project Outline
** Foobat
And the cursor is on the t of foobat I want to delete the t by pressing backspace. When I press backspace, the cursor will jump to the first astrix at the top of the page. This is the astrix right before Project Outline. Why is this happening?