Allow for quickpick commandline usage #2781
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I'm still of the position that we shouldn't do this considering there won't be feature parity between status bar commands vs input box commands. If we do this, we should re-open #779. |
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| "key": "shift+;", | ||
| "command": "vim.showQuickpickCmdLine", | ||
| "when": "inZenMode && vim.mode != 'Insert'" |
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When and where is this context variable being set?
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Another possible feature disparity between the two: #745 |
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I'm completely ok with this PR. It allows me to configure key-bindings for my use-case. If I really want to have command history, I can fallback to the default and activate the status bar and leave zen-mode. |
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| ### How can I use the commandline when in Zen mode or when the status bar is disabled? | |||
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| This extension registers a command pallete of visual studio code exists to show a quickpick version of the commandline. This can be remapped as follows in visual studio keybindings.json settings file. | |||
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So what's the verdict with this PR @xconverge? |
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Is it updated properly? I reinstalled vim plugin and reopen, but nothing have been happened. When I typed command shift + ;, It always brings me messageslike this: 'vim.showQuickPickCmdLine' not found |
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It's not released yet. https://github.com/VSCodeVim/Vim/releases |
fixes #2773
@jpoon I think that this doesn't add too much to maintain and was functionality that existed before