Issue: Hides / Disables Shortcuts that start with CTRL+0, due Command View.ZoomReset is set to CTRL+0 (Zoom to 100%)
Expected Behavior: CTRL+0 H,... shortcuts should continue to work
Workaround: Edit KeyBindings and remove CTRL+0 from command "View.ZoomReset"
Details
The behavior is not always the same. Sometimes the shortcuts also fail on the current version of Visual Studio 2019.
Interesting enough the colliding shortcuts only fail to work in combination with this extension.
Visual Studio 2019 Version: 16.7.3
If MouseWheel Zoom is turned off, f.e. CTRL+0 G or CTRL+0 H works as expected.
If MouseWheel Zoom is turned on CTRL +0 Zooms to 100% (as implemented) and therefore swallows the second key.
If MouseWheel Zoom is turned on and Code is at 100% CTRL+0 G / CTRL+0 H works as expected.
Visual Studio 2019 Preview Version: 16.8.0 Preview 3.2
Regardless if MouseWheel Zoom is turned on/off, CTRL+0 G or CTRL+0 H never works.
Issue: Hides / Disables Shortcuts that start with CTRL+0, due Command View.ZoomReset is set to CTRL+0 (Zoom to 100%)
Expected Behavior: CTRL+0 H,... shortcuts should continue to work
Workaround: Edit KeyBindings and remove CTRL+0 from command "View.ZoomReset"
Details
The behavior is not always the same. Sometimes the shortcuts also fail on the current version of Visual Studio 2019. Interesting enough the colliding shortcuts only fail to work in combination with this extension.
Visual Studio 2019 Version: 16.7.3 If MouseWheel Zoom is turned off, f.e. CTRL+0 G or CTRL+0 H works as expected. If MouseWheel Zoom is turned on CTRL +0 Zooms to 100% (as implemented) and therefore swallows the second key. If MouseWheel Zoom is turned on and Code is at 100% CTRL+0 G / CTRL+0 H works as expected.
Visual Studio 2019 Preview Version: 16.8.0 Preview 3.2 Regardless if MouseWheel Zoom is turned on/off, CTRL+0 G or CTRL+0 H never works.