![]() If it understands what type of file you have open it will use the right comment characters (e.g # for python)Ĭtrl-space: open the auto complete dialogĬtrl-tab to indent multiple highlighted linesĬtrl-shift-tab de-indent multiple selected linesĬtrl-shift-f: search all files in the workspaceĬtrl-shift-t: reopen the most recently closed editorĬtrl-shift-arrows: select by words instead of just characters. ![]() I’m not at a place where I can test these but from memory:Ĭtrl-/ to comment, ctrl-shift-t/ to uncomment. I’m not sure how to do it in Linux it Chromebooks. On Windows you can type alt and the character coffee but I find it easier to use the character map. Search for "union"v and you should find the symbol for MQTT. If you enter ctrl-cmd-space it will open a dialog where you can find emoji and symbols. ![]() You can type that combo in any other on the Mac and get the degree symbol. ![]() That’s an OS X thing and not implemented by VSCode. ![]()
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