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2. How to comment multiple lines in Visual Studio Code?

   stackoverflow.com/questions/34316156

   881. Windows: Shift + Alt + A. Linux: Shift + Ctrl + A. MacOS: shift + option + A. Here you can find all the keyboard shortcuts: Windows VSCode Shortcuts. Linux VSCode Shortcuts. Mac OS VSCode Shortcuts. PS: I prefer Ctrl + Shift + / for toggling block comments because Ctrl + / is shortcut for toggling line comments so it's naturally easier to ...

3. How to completely uninstall VS Code on Windows?

   stackoverflow.com/questions/47689536

   find / -name "vscode" You will probably end up having a lot of permission denied, but that's ok. we don't want to access them anyways. Now you'll end up with a big list of files to remove, so you can go one by one and ensure you're in fact removing them OR... you can just run find / -name "*vscode*" | grep vscode | xargs rm -rf

4. How do I use Bash on Windows from the Visual Studio Code...

   stackoverflow.com/questions/42606837

   Open Visual Studio Code and press and hold Ctrl + ` to open the terminal. Open the command palette using Ctrl + Shift + P. Type - Select Default Profile. Select Git Bash from the options. Click on the + icon in the terminal window. The new terminal now will be a Git Bash terminal. Give it a few seconds to load Git Bash.

5. How to update VS Code on Windows? - Stack Overflow

   stackoverflow.com/questions/60807557

   Normally you don't need to do anything. The default configuration auto-updates and tells you it needs a restart. If you experience different behaviour then either someone has interfered with settings in VS Code or the platform (Win/Lin/Osx) is misconfigured. Type Ctrl+, or your platform equivalent and then filter for "update", then inspect your ...

6. How to open Visual Studio Code's 'settings.json' file

   stackoverflow.com/questions/65908987

   On Windows, the default keybind to open the settings UI within VSCode is Ctrl + ,. From there, there is a button at the top right to "Open Settings (JSON)": That is one way to get to it. For convenience, I have bound Ctrl + Shift + , to opening the settings JSON. For reference, the setting ID for that is workbench.action.openSettingsJson.

7. Difference between User and System Installer of Visual Studio...

   stackoverflow.com/questions/51832451

   The basic differences between the two is that the system version installs on the file system like every other app. The user install is basically a click-once (or web installer) version that installs in the User folder of the machine. The settings made to VS Code in the system version save for Everybody on the computer and the user version the ...

8. visual studio code - Can I use VSCode for developing WINDOW...

   stackoverflow.com/questions/74356833/can-i-use-vscode-for-developing-window...

   I am trying to set up a project in VSCode to build & run windows desktop apps: WinUI / MAUI / UNO because our team is mostly using VSCode. I am aware that Visual Studio 2022 is recommended for WinUI 3 projects None of the Microsoft documentation clearly denotes. if it's possible to run these technologies in VSCode,

9. windows - How can I make all line endings (EOLs) in all files in...

   stackoverflow.com/questions/48692741

   I ask this question after I've written a few Bash scripts in Windows with Visual Studio Code, uploaded them to GitHub as part of a project, and a senior programmer that reviewed the project told me I have Windows EOLs there and also a BOM problem that I could solve if I'll change the EOLs there to be nix (or that's what I understood, at least).

10. Is it possible to open multiple VSCode windows at the same time?

    stackoverflow.com/questions/62240080

    If you want to open 2 windows - one with project 1 and the other with project 2, you could do this: Open Visual Studio Code > File > New Window (or press Shift + Command + N ) That opens 2 different instances in their respective windows.

11. How can you create multiple cursors in Visual Studio Code

    stackoverflow.com/questions/29953479

    VSCode developers have introduced a new setting, editor.multiCursorModifier, to change the modifier key for applying multiple cursors to Cmd + Click on macOS and Ctrl + Click on Windows and Linux. This lets users coming from other editors such as Sublime Text or Atom continue to use the keyboard modifier they are familiar with.