Open in ISE keyboard shortcut overwrites basic editing keyboard shortcut

[AikenBM]

In package.json, you're overriding Shift+Alt+i, which is the default VS Code keyboard shortcut for Insert cursor at end of each line selected (i.e., editor.action.insertCursorAtEndOfEachLineSelected) which is one of the Basic Editing keyboard shortcuts. This is they keyboard shortcut that lets you select a block of text and easily edit each line in that block simultaneously. There is no alternative default shortcut for this feature.

There are dozens of possible keyboard shortcuts for this. Is it possible to not select one of the default bindings designated for basic editing for the application?

[daviwil]

Do you have a suggestion for an alternative?

[AikenBM]

It doesn't particularly matter. I just think that it shouldn't be a keyboard shortcut that VS Code already uses for editing. Colliding with another extension is fine because they should use editorTextFocus && editorLangId = '<Language>'. Colliding with the basic editing shortcuts is going to confuse people.

Something like Ctrl+Alt+i or Ctrl+Shift+i or Ctrl+Alt+Shift+i would be fine, and closely approximates the current shortcut.

[TylerLeonhardt]

I've got #1117 out now to change the "Open in ISE" shortcut to Ctrl+Alt+i

[TylerLeonhardt]

@daviwil let me know that ctrl+Alt+ cannot be used - throws a warning in the dev console and ctrl+shift+i opens the dev console.

I've got shift+alt+p working and I don't think I've overwritten anything - what do you think?

[TylerLeonhardt]

This will be in 1.6.0