Visual Studio Code 1.7

Re:Visual Studio Code 1.7 by renolc on Wednesday November 02, 2016 @06:03PM (#12859804)

It actually does have multi cursor. Try cmd + D to highlight multiple instances of a selected block, just like in sublime.

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Re:Visual Studio Code 1.7 by cyberferret on Wednesday November 02, 2016 @06:12PM (#12859883)

Thanks for the additional useful tip. My usage of this feature is usually via 'brute force', i.e. Cmd-click (or Cmd-double click) on multiple points in my code and begin typing. This shortcut will make variable renaming a LOT easier.

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Re:Visual Studio Code 1.7 by thomasfortes on Wednesday November 02, 2016 @06:56PM (#12860144)

Maybe you should also learn that ctrl+k skip one of the selections, so you can rename things and skip the ones that you don't want to change pretty fast when combined with ctrl+d.

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