Visual Studio Code shortcuts

UpdatedJanuary 16, 2021

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Some useful shortcuts I use in Visual Studio Code:

Command	Description
(find) `\n([\w])` -> (replace with) `$1`	remove all blank lines and replace them with space (using RegEx)
`cmd` + `b`	toggle sidebar
`cmd` + `shitf` + `v`	preview markdown
`opt` + `up/down`	move row up/down
`opt` + `z`	toggle text wrap
`ctrl` + `w`	switch workspace
`cmd` + `f` -> focus away -> `cmd` + `g`	find occurence, focus away, go to the next occurence
search a word, then `↑`	it will return the previous search keyword

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