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Yes I can totally relate!
There are shortcuts we use very often in our favorite editor like Copy-Paste, Move a line up or down (Alt+Arrow up/down), duplicate a line (Alt+Shift+Arrow up/down) and opening a file (Ctrl+P) but there are a lot more shortcuts that could make us quicker or ease some tasks.
Finding those is most of the time a quick search with google away but like you said in times where we need the ones we don't use daily, it would be nice to know them right away.
A tip:
Did you know you can show the keyboard reference in visual studio code with a combination? Ctrl+K Ctrl+R will bring up the keyboard reference as PDF file (opens the browser).
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I was in a same situation for some time a few days back.
I can't even find the way for goToDefinition in VS code.
Going to a button was a lot of work. TAB TAB TAB SPACE
Jumpy helped in editor but there were a few things i can't do without mouse or trackpads.
Yes I can totally relate!
There are shortcuts we use very often in our favorite editor like Copy-Paste, Move a line up or down (
Alt+Arrow up/down), duplicate a line (Alt+Shift+Arrow up/down) and opening a file (Ctrl+P) but there are a lot more shortcuts that could make us quicker or ease some tasks.Finding those is most of the time a quick search with google away but like you said in times where we need the ones we don't use daily, it would be nice to know them right away.
A tip:
Did you know you can show the keyboard reference in visual studio code with a combination?
Ctrl+K Ctrl+Rwill bring up the keyboard reference as PDF file (opens the browser).