A way to distinguish inputfocus between rename file and find in explorer?

[doanngochieuo]

Say I have:

[
  {
    "key": "cmd+[",
    "command": "list.closeFind",
    "when": "listFocus && filesExplorerFocus && treeFindOpen && filesExplorerFocusFindFocus"
  },
  {
    "key": "cmd+[",
    "command": "list.closeRename",
    "when": "listFocus && filesExplorerFocus && treeFindOpen && !filesExplorerFocusFindFocus"
  },
]

Above won't work as we don't have filesExplorerFocusFindFocus for explorer and list.closeRename --> basically i want to use one keybinding for both dismiss/cancel rename filename in explorer and close find.

[lramos15]

I'm not sure I understand the use case. Are you stating explorer find is open while you're doing a rename?

[benibenj]

Are you asking to have a context key for when the find widget is focused in the explorer? We have the context key treeFindOpen if that helps?

[doanngochieuo]

Are you asking to have a context key for when the find widget is focused in the explorer? We have the context key treeFindOpen if that helps?

say if i have treeFindOpen and then try to rename file, at that time, i want to press ctrl+[ to cancel rename file --> both find and rename will be dismissed, expecting only rename is cancelled.

[doanngochieuo]

I can use escape to out of rename file but there's no way i can have a map in vscode to do that.

[lramos15]

So the problem is you don't want to use escape twice? You want to have a different keybinding for cancelling rename?

[doanngochieuo]

So the problem is you don't want to use escape twice? You want to have a different keybinding for cancelling rename?

exactly, escape is default system-wide, i want to able to do the same from binding in vscode, escape is far to reach on keyboard that the real reason for it.