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Adding more window shortcuts #28

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Hi!

Thanks you very much for plugin, I've found more shortcuts that I use in emacs that I've put in my config, maybe you might be interested on those.

I've also remapped ctrl+x, ctrl+f on quickOpen since it's a bit closer to the original thing but if you don't like it, I can change it back.

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'ctrl+x o' is used twice, once with "workbench.action.switchWindow" and once with "workbench.action.navigateEditorGroups".
A 'when' should help to clarify contexts.

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The thing with quickOpen is that you can't open files that are outside of the hierarchy in the left side. So it's less useful than the "workbench.action.files.openFolder" wich doesn't have a keybinding at all in Visual Studio Code, at least last time I've checked.

Personally, I never use quickOpen because I can click on the file in the left side instead but I use "workbench.action.files.openFolder" a lot to change the hierarchy of Visual Studio Code.

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alex-min commented Nov 17, 2016

Interesting, what does workbench.action.switchWindow does exactly? It does not seem to do much on my case. navigateEditorGroups works a bit closer to emacs I guess since you can do ctrl+x 3 and then multiple ctrl+x o to switch back and forth, what do you think?

I can remove quickOpen then, I personally use ctrl+x f on emacs as a quickOpen (I never go outside the tree) but depends of the preference I guess.

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