I hit Save, there is some error, a panel pops up with the tab "OUTPUT" open. How do I close it without using the mouse?
"Toggle Panel" command workbench.action.togglePanel
Default keybinding: ctrl+j
Mac Cmd+j
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There's supposed to be an edit button for each shortcut in devtools. It was or still is an experimental flag to show the edit buttons. I am not seeing this option in the flags section. The information I found so far seems outdated or not applicable.
How does one edit the debugger shortcuts? In particular, I want to reassign the F8 button for resuming debugging to F5.
Enable "Enable keyboard shortcut editor" in the Experiments, using Cmd+Shift+P or Ctrl+Shift+P > Show Experiments> Reload DevTools.
Press Cmd+Shift+P or Ctrl+Shift+P to launch the Command Menu > Type "Shortcuts" > Press Enter.
Click the "Edit" icon next to the shortcut. Apply the shortcut and Save.
More info:
https://www.canidev.tools/set-keyboard-shortcuts/chrome
I'm using VS Code 1.64.2 with Windows 10.
VS Code states that I can open/close the Explorer sidebar with the shortcut Ctrl+Shift+E but when I use that shortcut VS Code shows an "Open" dialog but doesn't show or hide the Explorer sidebar. In case it's important, this "Open" dialog shows a different default folder than the standard Ctrl+O "Open" dialog shows.
Any ideas on how to fix this?
The dialog box that opens when I press Ctrl+Shift+E
Screenshot of the Keyboard Shortcuts settings.
I use VS Code in Mac and Windows. All the sudden VS Code is trying to sync my key binding between the two. Is there a way to stop that?
You can disable the syncing of keyboard shortcuts using the command palette:
Press Ctrl+Shift+P to open command palette.
Type and select > Settings Sync: Configure...
Untick the option named Keyboard shortcuts
Hit the OK button in the top right and you should be good to go.
As pictured here, I'm wondering if there is a keyboard shortcut to close these tabs either one by one or in bulk
AltW or OptW (Mac) to close the active tab. See Sources panel keyboard shortcuts.
CtrlShiftP or ⌘ShiftP then type clo and it'll show you "Close All" command.
Right-click a tab name > select Close all.
I keep accidently hitting ctrl-t in Doctor Racket, and then when it opens a new tab, the only way I know how to get rid of the unwanted new tab is by closing everything and reopening the files I want to edit.
Is there a better way?
While the tab you want to close is active, you can either select "File -> Close" in the menu or use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+W to close it.
Yes. In the file menu you have the option called "Close" It will only close the active window so if there are more tabs only the active one will be closed.
You can do the shortcut instead, which is CTRL+w for a Windows or Linux system while its CMD+w on MacOS. If you see in the menu there are hints on these shortcuts.