Closed VladimirFokow closed 1 week ago
If you look closely at the video, you see two occurrences when Grant does his shortcut, and both times the "animation" window is focused when the shortcut is clicked.
I don't know how one would create such a shortcut.
What I do know - is to create a shortcut when the VSCode window is focused, to do:
executeTerminalCommand("self.copy_frame_positioning()")
but then the terminal would not be unchanged (like it is in the video). But it's okay.
both times the "animation" window is focused when the shortcut is clicked.
I don't know how one would create such a shortcut.
@VladimirFokow looks like his shortcuts are defined in the manim library and not through a sublime plugin. See this line in the InteractiveScene
.
Also, is the second TODO of
refactor this ... instead of only there - add \x0C and \x1b in the executeTerminalCommand function itself (we can add options to this function which dictate: either add these symbols or not)
relevant to this issue? I am happy to make this a new issue if not
ooooh, nice!
It already works!: shift+d
on the "Animation" window
And thanks - there we see many other shortcuts as well!
We can close this issue
how is it done on the video?
(I propose the shortcut
cmd+' cmd+v
)