VSCode/Proj/24t3/LearnVSCode/ms/04 Editor and UI Management

• DOING Milestone - Learn Editor and UI Management

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  • Summary

    • Milestone #Goals

      • #Goal/Primary
        • Job to be done: learn common options such as splitting the editor, editor groups, focus management, problem view, diffing files (not git diffing files)
      • #Goal/Secondary

    • Milestone #Scope

      • Scope/In - MoSCoW/Must-Have
        • understand basic editor actions
          • splitting editors, editor groups
        • making one editor large
        • opening and closing sidebars
      • MoSCoW/Should-have
      • MoSCoW/Could-have
      • Scope/Out - MoSCoW/Wont-have-right-now

    • #Decisions

    • #Remind/ers

  • #Todos

    • Best Next Actions

      • • TODO create logseq flashcard for all the active editor file right click menu items
          • TODO #Q how many of these require one to be focused on the tab rather than the active editor?
          • Close Others: ⇧⌘T
          • Close Saved: ⌘K U
          • Close All: ⌘K W
          • Copy Path: ⌘C
          • Copy Relative Path: ⇧⌘C
          • Reveal in Finder: ⌘R
          • Keep Open: ⌘K Enter
          • Pin: ⌘K ⇧Enter
          • Split Up: ⌘K ⌘\
          • Split Down: —
          • Split Left: —
          • Split Right: —
          • Split in Group: ⌘K ⇧⌘\
          • Move into New Window: —
          • Copy into New Window: ⌘K O

    • Practical Next Actions

      • done
      • create a VSCode keyshort flashcard for Cmd+1 Focus into Active Editor Group, which focuses the active editor
      • TODO figure out why VSCode/Command/Git/Open File doesn't show up in the VSCode/Command/Palette (probably because VSCode/Extension/GitLens has too many commands?)
      • TODO create logseq flashcard for all the active editor file right click menu items
        • TODO #Q how many of these require one to be focused on the tab rather than the active editor?
        • Close Others: ⇧⌘T
        • Close Saved: ⌘K U
        • Close All: ⌘K W
        • Copy Path: ⌘C
        • Copy Relative Path: ⇧⌘C
        • Reveal in Finder: ⌘R
        • Keep Open: ⌘K Enter
        • Pin: ⌘K ⇧Enter
        • Split Up: ⌘K ⌘\
        • Split Down: —
        • Split Left: —
        • Split Right: —
        • Split in Group: ⌘K ⇧⌘\
        • Move into New Window: —
        • Copy into New Window: ⌘K O
      • TODO create a task to learn about the Problem View - for things like VSCode/Command/Go To/Problem/Next/In Files
      • TODO import keyboard shortcuts for opening a file in a new split view
      • TODO make a logseq flashcard for Toggle Secondary Sidebar Opt + Cmd + b
      • TODO learn how to diff two random pages in VSCode, preferably with keyboard shortcuts only
      • TODO create a logseq flashcard for split up that doesn't conflict with 1Password - Cmd K Cmd \ conflicts
      • TODO understand everything in the View menu
        • TODO understand Split in Group vs Split
      • TODO is there a quick #Keyshort to open a file in Read Only mode?
      • #Defer

    • Items to push to the parent project

    • Theoretical Next Actions

    • #Design todos

    • #Conceptual questions

    • Distraction/Side/Quest Todos - minimize these

    • COMPLETION - use Logseq/Template/Project/Milestone/Completion Checklist

• #Log

  • LearnVSCode_04_editor_ui_mgmt -
  • LearnVSCode_04_editor_ui_mgmt - log 2025/t1/w03/d7 - 2025/01/19 - Sun, 2025/01/19
    • YouTube/Code2020/VSCode Tips - open files from the source control view
      • • 🔄 Understanding the Diff View: Clicking a file in the Source Control view in VS Code opens its diff view, where changes can be reviewed or edited unless staged.
        • 🛠️ Opening the Original File: Use the "open file" icons in the Source Control view or the top bar to access the original file directly.
        • 🚀 Using the Command Palette: Execute the VSCode/Command/Git/Open File command via Ctrl+Shift+P (Command+Shift+P on Mac) to open the file on disk.
          • #Filed TODO figure out why VSCode/Command/Git/Open File doesn't show up in the VSCode/Command/Palette (probably because VSCode/Extension/GitLens has too many commands?)
  • LearnVSCode_04_editor_ui_mgmt - log 2025/t1/w03/d4 - 2025/01/16 - Thu, 2025/01/16
    • 04:06 -