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• The Coming of Age of Notebooks - Visual Studio Code

  Quick fixes, outline, source actions, refactorings, multiple-cursors, word wrapping, shrink and expand selection, column selection mode, change casing, and other editor experiences should be the same.

• February 2017 (version 1.10) - Visual Studio Code

  Word wrap settings redesign In VS Code 1.9, we've changed the Toggle Word Wrap action to persist to User settings. The change was received with mixed feelings by our community, so for VS Code 1.10 we have rolled back that change and the action will only temporarily affect the current focused editor.

• Basic editing - Visual Studio Code

  Basic editing Visual Studio Code is an editor first and foremost, and includes the features you need for highly productive source code editing. This topic takes you through the basics of the editor and helps you get moving with your code. Keyboard shortcuts Being able to keep your hands on the keyboard when writing code is crucial for high productivity. VS Code has a rich set of default ...

• November 2020 (version 1.52) - Visual Studio Code

  Word wrap in diff editor - Both inline and side-by-side views now support word wrapping. New extension bisect feature - Troubleshoot which extensions are causing issues in VS Code. Keyboard shortcuts editor improvements - Create a keybinding from the Command Palette. Undo file operations in Explorer - Undo or redo file operations in the Explorer.

• Manage context for AI - Visual Studio Code

  Manage context for AI By providing the right context, you can get more relevant and accurate responses from the AI in VS Code. In this article, you learn how to manage context in chat, including how to use #-mentions to reference files, folders, and symbols, how to reference web content, or how you can use custom instructions to guide the AI's responses. For background on what context is and ...

• January 2020 (version 1.42) - Visual Studio Code

  New wrapping option By default, the editor computes word wrap breaks by assuming that all characters have the same width. This assumption allows the default algorithm to be fast, but its results are poor when using a non-monospace font, or when writing text in a script where characters vary in width.

• June 2019 (version 1.36) - Visual Studio Code

  Disable console word wrap A new setting, debug.console.wordWrap, controls whether word wrap is enabled in the Debug Console. By default, all lines are wrapped. If the setting is turned off, the lines will no longer break in the Debug Console and there is a horizontal scrollbar. Node.js debug configuration attribute useWSL is deprecated

• October 2022 (version 1.73) - Visual Studio Code

  Word wrapping in screen reader mode Word wrapping had been disabled when running VS Code in screen reader mode to prevent a degraded screen reader experience. This has been fixed and can be enabled via editor.wordWrap. Accessibility setting tag An accessibility tag is now available to improve discoverability of accessibility related settings.

• July 2021 (version 1.59) - Visual Studio Code

  By default, the editor will use the selection or the word around the empty selection as the search keyboard when the Find control is revealed. Inline suggestions improvements We have changed the way inline suggestions are rendered. This not only fixes a lot of bugs, but also makes word wrapping aware of inline suggestions.

• Default keyboard shortcuts reference - Visual Studio Code

  Default keyboard shortcuts reference VS Code comes with a set of default keyboard shortcuts. This article lists common default keyboard shortcuts in VS Code. For a full list of keyboard shortcuts, use either of these options within VS Code: Select Preferences: Open Default Keyboard Shortcuts (JSON) in the Command Palette. Open the Keyboard Shortcuts editor, and then select Show System ...