i'm trying to indent my code in visual studio code. I searched and i found that ctrl + F + K should be work, but it doesn't. I tried cmd + k + f too, but it still not working. I hope you can help me!
The shortcut is: Alt + Shift + F
Updated December 21, 2017: as pointed out by Fabio, on mac it should be: ⌘ + ]
On Windows: indent control is ctrl + ]
A good way to find commands is by navigating to:
Code -> Preferences -> Keyboard Shortcuts
Also, the Visual Studio Code team provided those handy shortcut pdfs:
MacOS
Windows
Linux
Another helpful command to achieve this might be: shift + option + f which is auto format.
The shortcut to format code on Visual Studio for Mac Community Edition is Ctrl + i
(edited on 4th Jan 2023: the answer below still remains the same, in version 1.74.2, Nov 2022)
For visual studio code version 1.36.1 (2019)
To auto-format the selection, use ⌘K ⌘F (the trick is that this is to be done in sequence, ⌘K first, followed by ⌘F).
To just indent (shift right) without auto-formatting, i.e., blindly indent, use ⌘]
As indicated in Visual Studio Code's Keyboard Shortcuts (⌘K ⌘S, or from the menu as shown below)
The shortcut to align code in MAC is : Option/ALT + Shift + F.
Visual Studio for Mac Community Edition v 7.5.4 code format is: ^ I
The shortcut is:
Option Shift F
Mac 16 M1 Pro
cmd + k + f working for me
On Visual Studio for Mac Version 8.7
Select the code and go Edit -> Format -> Format Document
cmd + A + cmd + K + cmd + F
this worked for me.
All I do is to hold "cmd" and then press A, K, and F one by one.
Only Ctrl + I for me worked.
Everything else hasn't worked.
Fix Formatting in Visual Studio for MAC 2019: Control + I
Source here
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I am at the stage of learning flutter over video. In the video, the windows user performs an operation with the command "CTRL + . ", when I do this on my mac computer with "command + . ", there is no result. What is the equivalent of this command in windows on mac computers?
it called Refactor on VSCode
you can customize the shorcut from:
File>Preferences>Keyboard Shorrcuts.
by default the keyboard shortcut is :
Ctrl+Shift+R (windows)
Ctrl+Shift+R (mac)
or you can Right click on the Widget and Refactor
On linux, i press alt + up or down to shift code up or down on vs code.
how do i do the same on mac?
it's a command Move Line Up/Down.
open show all command with shift+cmd+p
type Preferences: Open keyboard shortcuts
search move line
look what keybinding you have (mine was option + up/down)
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Is there a solution from the command line?
I use Ubuntu 16.04
I don't know of a true built in shortcut - but you can navigate with alt as alt + F + F + M (in sequence, not at the same time) on Windows RStudio
What keyboard shortcut can be used to navigate between open projects in Xcode 7?
Have seen these suggestions ([1], [2], [3]) for prior releases of Xcode, none seem to work in v7:
Cmd + `
Cmd + Shift + `
Cmd + Ctrl + ↑/↓.
Per the comments the answer here is to use Cmd + ` when Xcode is not maximized, otherwise you can use 3 finger drag.
Thanks to #AaronBrager and #Bamsworld.
System Preferences->Keyboard->Shortcuts->Keyboard->√ Move focus to next window.
then, use Cmd + `