Closed cueman closed 11 months ago
Happy to provide a fix for this!
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Currently working on this. /attempt #149
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@ericallam I have finished most of the functionality for this. I am just wondering whether this feature should be exposed via a shortcut or a button on Tree View page or both?
@parthvnp juat a keyboard shortcut for now:
A commonly used keyboard shortcut for collapsing all nodes in a tree view on both macOS and Windows is:
I thought I might try my hand at this as well /attempt #149
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If you're working with a non-trivial JSON file in a tree view, then it's sometimes useful to be able to collapse everything (aka fold all) and then open only the nodes you want to.
Without that, it can be difficult to see what's there.