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I would like to turn a snippet of code into a low box in Vscode. Get a similar effect to CTRLSHIFTY of the Eclipse?
Something similar to the gif below:
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Guy VS Code has a way to search and replace strings using regex Here’s an article that might help you with that https://dev.to/rfornal/vs-code-search-and-replace-regex-mn2
But since I don’t know Regex here is a manual example. But I only managed to do it with one string at a time... Remember that you can also define if you want to use the case sencitive in the substitution
Creating a Shortcut
You can create a keyboard shortcut to transform what is selected to Upper, or Lower Case as image below. Just go to the Settings and look for Keyboard Shortcut
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I couldn’t get the specific letter to change case. o
\Uin the replace that I would expect to do the job didn’t do it =/ -
@Jeffersonquesado edited with the option of you create a shortcut, then just you select and use the shortcut, only you will have to make a Shortcut to Upper and another to Low
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The one I know is selecting the text,
Ctrl+Shift+Pand type "Power" (or upper), with the "Transform to Lowercase" option. Serves?– Woss
@Woss, the problem is non-sequential text =/ I’m trying to see here how to register shortcuts, but I’m not getting access to
settingsin flat mode, only through the GUI– Jefferson Quesado
I’m not sure I understand the "non-sequential text" xD
– Woss
It’s an excerpt from SQL where the company’s standards say "lower case names" and "upper case SQL keywords". My file per hour is all in high box, so I wanted to rename the columns/tables to lower case, but not column types nor the
CREATE TABLE.– Jefferson Quesado
I got to do mine Binding, but I must say that the GUI is horrible. I’ll see if I can access some more textual way of doing things
– Jefferson Quesado
If it comforts you, Datagrip has this option in the settings (https://i.stack.Imgur.com/Tyqfx.png) and just use
Ctrl-Alt-Lto format the full xD file– Woss
@Woss, it comforts a lot! But you’d have to change all the questions to suit that
– Jefferson Quesado