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Shortcut for "move to left editor" and "move to right editor" in Eclipse?
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Closed 8 years ago.
Does anybody know the shortcut to switch between split windows in Eclipse? I need to quickly navigate window on right and back to left and vice versa.
Using Ctrl + F6 will give you a list of all the files opened in the editor view which you can use to switch between files.
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VSCode shortcut to focus and navigate file in source control view
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Closed 15 days ago.
Is there a keyboard shortcut to navigate between changed files in the Source Control view?
Yes there is. Use the up and down arrow keys.
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VSCode | New Window select language
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Closed 1 year ago.
How can I show the tip again on the top of the file if I click "don't show"?
I haven't click "don't show" yet cause I afraid I can't set it to show again
open your settings in vs code and copy and paste it in your settings reset that workbench settings it is working perfectly.
"workbench.editor.untitled.hint"
Not a direct way to bring that specific menu up again.
However Ctrl + Shift + p will bring up the "search toolbar" and you can search for languages
Ctrl + K + M will bring up the language selection
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Is there a quick change tabs function in Visual Studio Code?
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Closed 3 years ago.
Is there a shortcut for jumping between already open files in vscode? By jumping I mean changing focus and putting my cursor in that file.
ctrl+tab to switch between tabs, ctrl+0 to focus on file explorer and ctrl+1 to focus on the editor.
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Eclipse: have the same file open in two editors?
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Closed 8 years ago.
Using Eclipse I have a large file and I want to watch it in different scopes at same time .
So how could I open it twice (get its 2 instance in the editor panel ) ?
Options:
top menu: Window | New Editor or
context menu: right click on the editor tab
joker: Ctrl+3 New Editor, this reveals the command too which you can assign a key binding in the preferences, if needed
A related trick then is to pull the editor tab of the new clone on the side or below the original one.
Right-Click (over the opened file tab) -> New Editor
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Closed 10 years ago.
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Eclipse Replace text in all Classes?
I want to replace all instances of Foo.bar() with Foo across all files in my workspace in eclipse. Is there a way of doing this?
When you do a text-based search in eclipse (using the flashlight button at the top of the screen and selecting the right tab) there's a "Replace..." button at the bottom of the dialog. Press that, instead of search, and you can do a global find and replace.
Alternatively, you can use the refactoring feature to change it to something else.