I like the ctrl + click feature in the editor but having it in the terminal is a real pain.
I'm referring to the search feature when I click at any word that isn't a link.
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I'm using VS Code on Ubuntu and by default, shortcuts for copy and past in Terminal are Ctrl + Shift + C and Ctrl + Shift + V. Is there any way to change these combinations?
Thanks!
click the manage icon in the bottom left corner
then click keyboard shortcuts type terminal in the search bar
Can you anyone provide the shortcut for collapse all files in visual studio code explorer?
I personally prefer not to create new shortcuts. As #Mark pointed out on the answer of #JayChase there is an existing shortcut, but it requires the explorer to be in focus. Therefore I combine the shortcut mentioned by #JayChase with another standard shortcut, to get the desired behaviour.
command + 0 (focusses on explorer).
command + left-arrow
An additional benefit over this approach is that I usually want to focus on the explorer view if I want to collapse the folders.
Open the Keyboard Shortcut by pressing Ctrl + K then Ctrl + S and search for Collapse, you will see the Collapse Folders in Explorer key binding (It is empty by default). Press the + button to add your desired key binding.
Now you can enjoy your shortcut.
it's cmd/ctrl + shift + up-arrow
You can collapse all folders using cmd/ctrl left-arrow.
First, click anywhere in the explorer window to activate it, then use the shortcut.
On Windows and Linux.
Ctrl + Left arrow
On Mac:
⌘ + Left arrow
When the Explorer is active, you could use the Workbench list based shortcuts. list based shortcuts include collapse, collapse all, expand, expand all, toggle expand/collapse
To see what are the shortcuts open Keyboard Shorcuts -> Search for list. . Here you find shortcuts for collapse, collapse all, expand, expand all, toggle expand/collapse. These shortcuts work when the Explorer is active, as the Explorer works as a list.
Below is a screenshot for Mac.
If you would like to define a shortcut, without activating the Explorer, then I would recommend - cmd+k ctrl+c. You could add this by opening Keyboard Shorcuts -> Search for Collapse Folders in Explorer -> Click the edit button after hovering over the the Command you want to edit.
VS Code Version : 1.26.1 (1.26.1)
Mac version : 10.13.6
How to customize keyboard shortcuts in visual studio code?
For example I want to change Rename to Shift - F6 instead of F2
Go to menu Preferences -> Keyboard Shortcuts
Shortcut in windows its CTRL+k then CTRL+k
Shortcut in mac CMD+k then CMD+s
Search for the command that you are trying to customise short cut
Click on the edit button on the side(Pencil symbol)
Type your custom keyboard short cut and press Enter
Instructions for Windows:
Press Ctrl + K and then Ctrl + S and the Keyboard Shortcuts page will open.
Instructions for MacOS:
The corresponding shortcut is Cmd + K and then Cmd + S
Normally a new tab with title Keyboard Shortcuts will appear. You can modify any shortcut by pressing the edit icon left to the command name and assigning the desired shortcut.
I am using eclipse juno, I need to know if there is any keyboard shortcut for pasting some text from the copied clipboard history, I mean in JDeveloper there is a combination of keys CTRL + SHIFT + V this will bring a popup showing all the earlier copied texts, then the user selects whatever text he wants to paste, is there anything similar in eclipse?
Yes as #MatF said you can use MoreClipboard plugin. -1 to PDE Tools Cliboard View as it not brings up popup window to select old entries.
Also moreclipboard has the same short cut key as in Jdeveloper i.e CTRL + SHIFT + V
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I want to search a file in Eclipse. What's the shorcut to open file search dialog box?
If you want to search in files: Ctrl+H and then choose tab File Search.
If you want to search for resources: Ctrl+Shift+R.
If you want to search for Java types: Ctrl+Shift+T.
If you want more shortcut keys: Ctrl+Shift+L.
There is no default shortcut to open the "Search a File" dialog directly.
Anyway you can use CTRL + H to open the "Search Dialog".
You can also use CTRL + Shift + L to open the "Key Assist" which will show you all configured shortcuts as a kind of tooltip.
Pressing again CTRL + Shift + L in the "Key Assist", you can directly configure your own shortcuts. Enter "File Search" for the filter and simply set your own key combination.
I often search for a file and want also to open it directly. So I use the "Search for Resource" Dialog called with CTRL + Shift + R.
Use the Window->Preferences menu and select the General-Keys tab to see and change any key binding.
Shortcut for this: Press two times CTRL + Shift + L
There's also a plugin called MouseFeed that shows all keyboard shortcuts for the menu operations you do. You could even set it to prevent you from using the menu alternative and force you to use the shortcut.
A good way to help you become quicker at using Eclipse.
Edit: The domain associated with the plugin seems to be gone now and replaced with a porn site. So at this point the status of the plugin is a bit unsure :)