Add more buttons

[felipenmoura]

Once we got support for the user to customize the buttons (still depending on some fixes in the touchbar support for the vsCode), we could have some extra buttons:

• [x] Rename file (already has an open PR)
• [x] Duplicate selection/line
• [x] Find next
• [x] Select next
• [x] Toggle "show white spaces"
• [ ] Fold/unfold
• [x] Toggle block comment
• [x] Find all references
• [x] Peek definitions
• [x] snap tab left (internally to app - not OS)
• [x] snap tab right (internally to app - not OS)
• [x] toggleSuggestionDetail (control+spacebar)

Any other suggestion?

[daveshirman]

• find all references
• peek definition
• close all tabs
• close others
• snap tab left (internally to app - not OS)
• snap tab right (internally to app - not OS)

[omartan]

Trigger intellisense manually, useful for knowing CSS property has what values.

Right now the shortcut key is control+spacebar

[felipenmoura]

Just published an update adding quite a few extra tools. I hope you enjoy it.

Again, open for suggestions for features (or perhaps, better symbols to use as icons)

[felipenmoura]

Now, in the version 1.8+ we got the chance to GROUP buttons. This way, the user can enable the groups in the settings and have access to all the features. Please try it out and let me know if you face any problem :)

[omartan]

Odd, I don't see the update in VSCode

[felipenmoura]

hm, odd it is! Even if you go to the list of installed extensions? There should be a button for you to look for updates there. When you look for the extension, do you see the updated readme file with a few extra screenshots?

[daveshirman]

Is it easy enough to add these two options:

• snap tab left (internally to app - not OS)
• snap tab right (internally to app - not OS)

I use them all the time and the keyboard shortcuts either don't exist or are ridiculous!

[felipenmoura]

Sure, why not. But I'm not sure what are those! I thought those where "increase/decrease indentation". In the list here: https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/getstarted/keybindings#_when-clause-contexts

Which one is what you are looking for?

[daveshirman]

I don't know if there is a shortcut for it - it's when you drag a tab to the left or right and it fills half the window, like windows does with window snapping, but inside the app itself.

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Sure, why not. But I'm not sure what are those! I thought those where "increase/decrease indentation". In the list here: https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/getstarted/keybindings#_ when-clause-contexts

Which one is what you are looking for?

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[felipenmoura]

hm, interesting. I think that is the "split editor", isn't it? I'm guessing these would be the options you are looking for! You want to make it happen and open a PR? If not, I might have time to implement it next weekend.

[daveshirman]

Yep those look like the ones. Again, I have no time outside of my projects sorry, all yours! Loving your work :)

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hm, interesting. I think that is the "split editor", isn't it? I'm guessing these would be the options you are looking for! You want to make it happen and open a PR? If not, I might have time to implement it next weekend.

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[OliverUrbann]

I would like to create buttons that just insert some text, e.g. "def". On a german keyboard I have to press option-5 for a [ which is not convenient, so I would also like to have a button for brackets etc.

[felipenmoura]

hm, interesting...we could think of a button that could add whatever you want, so you could configure it in the settings...would that help?

[OliverUrbann]

Actually some hours later I've found BetterTouchTool which exactly provides this feature, sending arbitrary keystrokes with configurable button images. However, it is not context sensitive, so e.g. in my PyCharm setup I have always the debug buttons (step etc.) on the Touch Bar. Here my current setup:

[felipenmoura]

Interesting @OliverUrbann and what plugin is that? We might get some inspiration from it (specially if it is open source).

[OliverUrbann]

It's not open source and it is not a plugin. It is a general tool for customizing gestures, touch bar etc. in every app.

[felipenmoura]

I see. Ok, let's see if we can add this feature here, so developers will have their custom controls contextualized to VSCode.

[liqwid]

VSCode reload button( linters/git/jest freeze sometimes) would be nice to have

[alexkrolick]

"Change color theme" would be pretty neat 😄

[bnygld]

Run Selection (F8) would be really useful

[felipenmoura]

Interesting, you mean "run selected text in terminal"?

[bnygld]

Yes and no. Selfishly, I want Powershell.RunSelection but the command for other languages is workbench.action.terminal.runSelectedText I created a fork to try and add it myself but this is my first extension so it's a bit of trial & error at the moment. Watch this space!

[piyushgupta1]

Organise imports and code auto formatting would also be useful

[felipenmoura]

Yes and no. Selfishly, I want Powershell.RunSelection but the command for other languages is workbench.action.terminal.runSelectedText I created a fork to try and add it myself but this is my first extension so it's a bit of trial & error at the moment. Watch this space!

Did you get it working, @benny-gold ?

[robjtede]

+1 on find all references option, the key combo Option+Shift(+Fn)+F12 is kinda awkward.