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Hello would like to know how to change all words at once in the visual studio code
thank you
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There are three ways:
1 - Selection of Lines
You can place multiple cursors by pressing Alt+Click in the place you want to add a new course, perform an action, like add letters or remove, Vscode does this in all active cursors:
You can place new cursors by pressing Shift+Alt+Down and Shift+Alt+Down. These shortcuts put a new cursor exactly at the same position as the first one line down and a line up respectively.
2 - Via Search Menu
Open the search menu and expand by clicking the left arrow:
3 - Via shortcut to replacement field
Press Ctrl+Shift+H
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There is one more way: select a word, right-click and choose "change all occurrences".
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Another option is to select the word you want, then press alt+D, every time you squeeze alt+D he will select this word throughout his project, then just type in the new one that he replaces in everything.
In my case I changed the default of Vscode to be equal to the sublime text, I changed the ALT by CTRL. you do this in the settings of Vscode
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On macOS works with keys
cmd + D, but not all are selected. Eachcmd + Dwill add the selection to the next selected word.
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We have the CTRL+F2 (Vscode for Windows), Basque put the cursor over the word (via arrow or mouse) and press that all will be changed. You use the ESC to get out
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I managed using the cmd Ctrl + D
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press CTRL+SHIFT+H In Vscode it will open in the left corner a kind of mass toggle replace so that you can change several words at once
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Opa! Improve your response, explain better so the staff can understand.
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If they are selected, just type in the new one. VS Code has multicursor support.
– Woss
Your question is not very clear, but if you change all the same words in the open file you can do by selecting the word and pressing
Ctrl+F2and writing what he wants on top– Isac