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Normally, in Sublime or VS Code or whatever, selecting matching strings to the one currently selected is done by pressing CTRL D repeatedly until they are all selected, but in this editor that erases the entire line your selection is in. Is there a keyboard shortcut to select matching items to the one you have selected? |
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nightwing
Feb 3, 2022
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Yes ctr-alt-right/left arrows do that. Also there are sublime and vscode keybindings if you want to use ctrl-d. |
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Yes ctr-alt-right/left arrows do that.
With shift they skip the current selection like ctrl-k ctrl-d in vscode.
Also there are sublime and vscode keybindings if you want to use ctrl-d.