Thanks, I appreciate that you like it. Of course, you can add as much as you like but remember that your new command must have a different key binding not included in the default keybinding settings CTRL+K CTRK+S.
Hi! Ok, I tried using one key binding for two commands.
So, when I pressed CTRL+B the toggle sidebar command works but the toggle terminal does not. Basically, It prioritizes the last command you put in your settings.
Hi Mark thanks for your response. All right I got it.
What I was looked for isn't possible in vs code apparantly.
I was hoping with a shortcut to open the terminal and then to apply an command on the terminal.
Like an combination of to shortcut into one.
hehehehe I see....maybe there is a workaround I need to find. Something like linux in its terminal has where more commands could be executed from one line devided by a semicolon.
A really good article here Mark, thank you.
Is it possible to add more commands in the keybindings.json file like the snippet below?
Additionally i dont know hows the right name of the right alt-key :D
Thanks, I appreciate that you like it. Of course, you can add as much as you like but remember that your new command must have a different key binding not included in the default keybinding settings
CTRL+K CTRK+S.All right thank you. Is it possible to apply 2 commands with a shortcut though ?
Hi! Ok, I tried using one key binding for two commands.
So, when I pressed
CTRL+Bthe toggle sidebar command works but the toggle terminal does not. Basically, It prioritizes the last command you put in your settings.Hi Mark thanks for your response. All right I got it.
What I was looked for isn't possible in vs code apparantly.
I was hoping with a shortcut to open the terminal and then to apply an command on the terminal.
Like an combination of to shortcut into one.
Have a great day.
😃 That's some advanced shit man! Maybe the VSCode devs will apply that in the future just wait. Have a Nice Day too!
hehehehe I see....maybe there is a workaround I need to find. Something like linux in its terminal has where more commands could be executed from one line devided by a semicolon.
Greeting,
Labi
Ok, If I find some workarounds about the problem that you want to solve I will tell you about it but for now Good Luck Labi!.
Yeah, thanks for man. Same here, if I find something usefull I'd share it here too.