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This is the behavior a lot of former Visual Studio users are used to. It's very confusing when you get thrown into another file, so would be nice to be able to map to these more limited hotkeys.
Thanks!
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If you want the navigation to work only in the current file, simply add this to your user settings:
"bookmarks.navigateThroughAllFiles": false
Doing so, both Bookmarks: Jump to Next and Bookmarks: Jump to Previous commands will stay in the current file.
You can even combine with another setting, if you don't want the jumping to wrap around at the first and last bookmarks. Simply add this to your user settings:
This is great, thank you for the reply. This definitely unblocks my scenario. It would still be great though if there was a separate command i could use to cycle through all files. For example "ctrl+," to go to previous bookmark, and "shift+ctrl+," to go to the previous bookmark across all files.
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Subject: Re: [alefragnani/vscode-bookmarks] [FEATURE] - Add jumpToPreviousInCurrentEditor / jumpToNextInCurrentEditor (Issue #720)
Hi @swinefeaster<https://github.com/swinefeaster> ,
If you want the navigation to work only in the current file, simply add this to your user settings:
"bookmarks.navigateThroughAllFiles": false
Doing so, both Bookmarks: Jump to Next and Bookmarks: Jump to Previous commands will stay in the current file.
You can even combine with another setting, if you don't want the jumping to wrap around at the first and last bookmarks. Simply add this to your user settings:
"bookmarks.wrapNavigation": false
Hope this helps
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This is the behavior a lot of former Visual Studio users are used to. It's very confusing when you get thrown into another file, so would be nice to be able to map to these more limited hotkeys.
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: