Re: Your thoughts on VS Code
@20 There are several different convenience commands for inserting additional cursors to specific places. The most controlled way to add cursors is by clicking the mouse and holding down ctrl or alt, cant wremember which, but of course this is only useful
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I've found that indentnav doesn't work quite right in VSCode, and a spot of googling turned up this extension, which I thought others might find useful.
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Re: Your thoughts on VS Code
Hello all,I do mobile development with flutter and vscode nowadays. These tools are a very useful and fun than other tools such Visual Studio or Android Studio. Just open a dart file with a main function and press F5 to see your app running in an emulator
Re: Your thoughts on VS Code
nolan wrote:Speaking of VSCode's Git integration, how do folks stage changed files in the tree view? I have to right-click, arrow down like 14 times to "stage" because Git Lens adds a dozen new context items...Is there not a single "Stage/u
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I never used the built-in git features. I prefer to stage via the command line.
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Re: Your thoughts on VS Code
Speaking of VSCode's Git integration, how do folks stage changed files in the tree view? I have to right-click, arrow down like 14 times to "stage" because Git Lens adds a dozen new context items...Is there not a single "Stage/unstage/whatever
Re: Your thoughts on VS Code
Just wanna make sure if everyone understood me as I wanted to put things into place:I do not say that command line is bad for git or something, I use it daily myself, it's just VSCode really helps when you need for instance to merge master into current branch
Re: Your thoughts on VS Code
@16How does one get multi-cursor editing to work? I looked at it briefly but it seemed not to do anything particular. I'm assuming you need to bind keystrokes?
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@14: Ignore me... I'd turned on the wrong bloody profile. I was running with no speech interrupts, rather than indents being spoken haha.@16: Not sure why indent nav isn't working for you. I just checked it, and it works for me.
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@16 Do you know about the VSCode accessibility Gitter channel? I don't know what multi-cursor editing is exactly, but based on the name, it sounds like something I might make good use of. But not being familiar with it, I probably couldn't identify
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I've never met anyone who doesn't use Git command line. IDEs are useful for conflicts but for the rest of it, you're leaving a lot of power and efficiency on the table in this case.
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Re: Your thoughts on VS Code
I'll also add to this thread another command I am quite fond of which is "focus on outline view", which I bound to ctr+shift+O. it's my favorite way of navigating around a large complex file, espcially since IndentNav doesn't work. Also jump to matchi
Re: Your thoughts on VS Code
I use VSCode everyday in my new job for two and a half month. NVDA reads an indentation, Debugger just works, project tree is accessible by using ctrl+shift+e, there are huge amount of various extensions for a different file types and good GIT integration which
Re: Your thoughts on VS Code
@13It's slightly unreliable. I don't know why, but I blame Chromium. The bug is that NVDA doesn't announce indentation for blank lines, but if you put a character on the line it should be fine.
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Hi,I've been trying on and off to use VS Code, and I quite like the look of it.NVDA's indent announcements don't seem to work in it though. Is that me? Or it?Cheers.
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@7 did you consider opening an issue about this? That does seem odd and is also contrary to what I expect, though I also never close anything so haven't ran into this yet.
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Re: Your thoughts on VS Code
@10Last time I tried to use Eclipse I was rather underwhelmed by it as well. I remember it being good something like 6 or 7 years ago, but 3 or 4 years ago (when I last tried it) it had definitely gone way downhill. Lots of stuff not really in the tab order
Re: Your thoughts on VS Code
Yeah, I use Ctrl+p heavily, but muscle memory has me using Ctrl+w to close things. Probably not strictly necessary, but if I'm done making a commit or debuggin something, then I'd like that UI out of the tab order so I can quickly navigate to other things.And
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@8I wonder if that happens on Windows, but the odd thing is that I weirdly never close anything. Have you found ctrl+p yet?VSCode accessibility people are great, but it's worth pointing out that as far as I know the reason it's accessible on Linux now
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Yeah, the VSCode accessibility team is amazing. It recently gained Linux accessibility support, and I appreciate that an accessibility team doesn't relegate Linux and MacOS to second-class status.One thing that did annoy the hell out of me, though, is how Ctrl
Re: Your thoughts on VS Code
If you're doing web development, the quality of life improvement from Notepad++ to Vs Code is enormous due to the huge number of plugins that make your life much easier. You get things like linters, automatic imports of symbols, markdown preview etc. When
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I might look into VSCode. Some of its features sound like they could speed up my process by a bit. I have it on my work computer, and I've been meaning to try it, but Notepad++ does everything I need (code folding, find, regexp, auto indentation, etc).
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On the one hand Nodepad++ is what i've built my career on, so that's not necessarily true. On the other hand, in VSCode you can type ctrl+p and then the name of a file (or even a fragment) and jump to it, ctrl+shift+e to get to a treeview of files, ctrl+space
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That's good news. Just messing with it for the better part of the last hour, it seems fairly intuitive and easy to set up. I desperately need to get used to a code editor of some sort - I've been using NotePad++ for the courses I take which is fine, but I need
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Personally, I didn't like it very much. It worked fine, and I didn't have any accessibility issues, but I mainly just write Markdown, and I don't write any programming code. It felt like editing inside a webpage, so I returned to Notepad++. I think if you do
Re: Your thoughts on VS Code
Nope. It just works out of the box, believe it or not. You'll probably tweak some stuff eventually but it'll be specific to you and what you're trying to do with it and much less of a "Accessibility sucks" sort of thing.
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Your thoughts on VS Code
As I download VS Code, I wanted to ask about others' experiences with it and if there are any specific settings I should adjust to make coding smoother with NVDA?
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