I found these shortcut keys while learning in the FCC Course. Interestingly, some of them also work the same in VS Code (Windows).
shift + delete
- delete the entire line.
alt + enter
- Create a new line below (wherever the cursor is).
shift + alt + down arrow
- Copy the entire line below
shift + alt + up arrow
- copy the entire line above
If anyone else has discovered any shortcut keys, please share them in the replies.
Thank you.
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ILM
January 9, 2024, 12:40pm
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these are the shortcuts of the monaco editor, which is pretty similar to vs code
if you left click in the editor, there is more
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Wow! there are so many.
How can I customize them or assign new keys?
Camper_404:
I found these shortcut keys while learning in the FCC Course. Interestingly, some of them also work the same in VS Code (Windows).
shift + delete
- delete the entire line.
alt + enter
- Create a new line below (wherever the cursor is).
shift + alt + down arrow
- Copy the entire line below
shift + alt + up arrow
- copy the entire line above
If anyone else has discovered any shortcut keys, please share them in the replies.
Thank you.
These shortcuts resemble the Monaco Editor, akin to VS Code’s functionality. Explore more by left-clicking within the editor for additional options.
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Are there any ways that I can change the existing or assign new shortcuts?
In VS Code, shortcuts can be changed or new ones can be assigned.
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ILM
January 10, 2024, 11:28am
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I don’t if it’s possible, but in any case I don’t think it would be worth it, customization wouldn’t be permanent between the various steps
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Oh! I have to click every time to use shortcuts (not assigned).
Anyway, thanks for the info.
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December 19, 2024, 3:31am
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