BMX - Local
My personal VSCode extension designed to run on the local machine.
Commands
cursorUp and cursorDown
When select=true, selects entire lines of text similar to vim's visual mode. Overrides default shift+up
and ctrl+shift+up when a text editor is focused.
When select=false, moves the cursor instead of selecting.
The number of lines to move/select is based on amount or amountPercent. If amountPercent is used,
a minimum number of lines can be specified with amountMin and amountMax.
// defaults
{
"command": "bmx-local.cursorUp",
"key": "shift+up",
"args": {
"select": true
},
"when": "editorFocus"
},
{
"command": "bmx-local.cursorDown",
"key": "shift+down",
"args": {
"select": true
},
"when": "editorFocus"
},
{
"command": "bmx-local.cursorUp",
"args": {
"amount": 10,
"select": true
},
"key": "ctrl+shift+up",
"when": "editorFocus"
},
{
"command": "bmx-local.cursorDown",
"args": {
"amount": 10,
"select": true
},
"key": "ctrl+shift+down",
"when": "editorFocus"
},
{
"command": "bmx-local.cursorUp",
"args": {
"amountPercent": 10,
"amountMin": 20
},
"key": "ctrl+alt+shift+up",
"when": "editorFocus"
},
{
"command": "bmx-local.cursorDown",
"args": {
"amountPercent": 10,
"amountMin": 20
},
"key": "ctrl+alt+shift+down",
"when": "editorFocus"
}
multiStateFold
Multi-state fold is a command that folds/unfolds regions in a document based
on how many times it is triggered.
Moving the cursor will reset the trigger count. Overrides workbench.action.quickOpenView by default.
- 1st trigger: Unfold the smallest region that contains the cursor and
all of its child regions.
Fold everything else. Only operates on relevant regions.
- 2nd trigger: Unfold the biggest region that contains the cursor and
all of its child regions.
Fold everything else. Only operates on relevant regions.
- 3rd trigger: Fold everything. Only operates on relevant regions.
- 4th trigger: Unfold everything. Operates on all regions.
Relevant regions are specified in args:
{
"key": "ctrl+q",
"command": "bmx-local.multiStateFold",
"args": {
"foldComments": false,
"foldImports": false,
"minSize": 3
}
}
Keybindings
Overrides the default ctrl+b keybinding.
When the sidebar is open, pressing ctrl+b will hide both the sidebar and the activity bar.
When the sidebar is hidden, pressing ctrl+b will open both the sidebar and the activity bar.
When the sidebar is hidden, pressing any other shortcut that opens it will not open the activity bar (e.g. ctrl+shift+e for explorer).
