You can visit the Theme Color VS Code web page to get more information on this. Open your user settings.json (Ctrl + ,) Two lines below the tab.activeBorder, you will find tab.activeBorderTop, which does exactly what you intended. “workbench.colorCustomizations”: { // Can customize each aspect “[One Dark Pro]”: { // Optional “tab.activeBorderTop”: “#0A84FF” // Active … Read more
Toggle minimap command has been added since vscode 1.16. Hit command + shift + p and select View: Toggle Minimap.
Disable/uncheck Explorer: Compact Folders in your settings. Related info from release notes: Is there a way to unify single-folder folders in vs code?
File -> Preferences -> Settings -> Features -> Explorer and untick the compact folders checkbox. Or directly in your settings.json, add “explorer.compactFolders”: false.
The correct command editor.action.quickFix. The default binding on Windows looks like this: { “key”: “ctrl+.”, “command”: “editor.action.quickFix”, “when”: “editorTextFocus” } On Mac it’s CMD + ..
Starting with the 1.33 release (March 2019), attempting to format a file for which there are multiple formatters registered results in a popup like this: Note that the notification is “silent” if formatting happened implicitly via “format on save” or “format on paste”, meaning that you need to click the bell in the lower right … Read more
I think, I understood correct. You can follow below steps. Press Ctrl + Shift + P type command Clear Editor History Press Enter It will solve your problem.
Multiline search is added in v1.29 released in November 2018. See multi-line search. VS Code now supports multiline search! Same as in the editor, a regex search executes in multiline mode only if it contains a \n literal. The Search view shows a hint next to each multiline match, with the number of additional match … Read more
On Ubuntu16.04, I worked with Python3 in vscode and apt-get install python3-pip solves my problem. That’s because I discover that: Under my terminal, I type the pip -V. It displays it’s for Python2, not for Python3.
Click File -> Preferences -> Keyboard shortcuts. Use the tab that opens up to edit and find available key bindings and assign them. Historical Note: In very early versions of visual studio code, you would Click File -> Preferences -> Keyboard shortcuts and you would get JSON like this keybindings.json: // Place your key bindings … Read more