Added a keymap for VS Code

[rothardo]

Description:

This is a draft pull request designed to facilitate the migration of keybindings from VSCode to NetBeans, aiming to ensure a smooth transition for users without altering their familiar keybinding setup.

Fixes the Issue

Add a keymap for VS Code #6458

Changes:

• Mapped VSCode Keybindings: Replaced the keybinding file names and actions from VSCode with their corresponding NetBeans equivalents.
• Preserved Functionality: Maintained the original functionality of keybindings to provide a seamless transition.

Current Status:

• Partial Functionality: While several keybindings have been successfully mapped, only a few are currently working as intended. For example, the A-F1.shadow file is mapped to the VSCode equivalent action, but issues remain in accurately mapping actions such as Actions/Window/org-netbeans-core-windows-actions-SwitchToRecentDocumentAction.instance.

Next Steps:

• Action Mapping: I am still working on identifying and mapping the correct actions from the stringvalue attribute in NetBeans to ensure complete functionality.
• Request for Assistance: I would appreciate any guidance or suggestions on navigating through this process. Additionally, I am exploring alternative approaches to achieve the desired results.

Objective:

Enable users migrating from VSCode to NetBeans to retain their existing keybindings and workflows effectively.

Attachments:

• Screenshot of the updated NetBeans keymap reflecting the VSCode keybindings.
  

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[rothardo]

any comments on this draft?
I want to know how to move forward with this solution actually

[alexmigf]

I would also be interested in this.

[rothardo]

I would also be interested in this.

you have any further ideas onto going forward with this? If yes then we can work collaboratively onto finishing this PR