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This extension shouldn't overrides the standard CTRL + H key-binding.
Press CTRL + H in a editor. It trigger the @command:abracadabra.toggleHighlight
@command:abracadabra.toggleHighlight
Standard VS code's replace UI should open.
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I have no custom keybinding defined. This is the OOB VS Code + abracadabra setup
Working on Windows, where CTRL + H is the de-facto key shortcut for replacing text in nearly all text editors.
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Oh crap, I forgot to double-check this was an OK shortcut on Windows 🤦
Yeah, that sucks. I'm changing that and shipping an updated version. New shortcuts will be:
Ctrl + Alt + H
⌃ H
Shift + Alt + H
⌃ ⌥ H
Ctrl + Shift + Alt + H
⇧ ⌃ H
@all-contributors please add stevebeauge for bugs 🙏
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@nicoespeon
I've put up a pull request to add @stevebeauge! 🎉
cb0a864
That was quick!
Thanks!
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Describe the bug
This extension shouldn't overrides the standard CTRL + H key-binding.
How to reproduce
Press CTRL + H in a editor. It trigger the
@command:abracadabra.toggleHighlight
Expected behavior
Standard VS code's replace UI should open.
Screenshots
I have no custom keybinding defined. This is the OOB VS Code + abracadabra setup
Additional information
Working on Windows, where CTRL + H is the de-facto key shortcut for replacing text in nearly all text editors.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: