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Ctrl + M
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Jump to matching bracket
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Ctrl + Sh + M
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select everything within the current brackets
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Ctrl + P
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goto anything ('@' for functions, ':' for line number)
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Ctrl + R
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find function
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Ctrl + G
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goto line
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Ctrl + Sh + P
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command pallette
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Ctrl + Sh + F
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Find in files
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Alt + R
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toogle regex
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Alt + #
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create # columns
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Ctrl + #
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switch to # column
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Ctrl + Sh + Spc
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select scope / force autocomplete
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Ctrl + Bcksp
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delete to begginning of word
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Ctrl + Del
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delete to end of word
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Ctrl + J
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join lines
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Ctrl + Shift + F
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replace in file
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Ctrl + L
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select current line
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Ctrl + Shift + D
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duplicate line
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Ctrl + Shift + Enter
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insert line before
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Alt + F3
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select all instances of word
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Ctrl + D
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repeat multi-select word
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Ctrl + K
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skip multi-select word
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Ctrl + Shift + Up
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move line up
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Ctrl + Shift + Down
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move line down
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Shift + F11
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distraction free mode
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Ctrl + Shift + K
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delete line
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Ctrl + K + K
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delete to the end of line
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Ctrl + K + backspace
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delete to start of line
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Ctrl + F
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Find
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Ctrl + Shift + F
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Find in files
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Ctrl + N
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open new tab
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Ctrl + ]
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indent line(s)
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Ctrl + [
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unindent line(s)
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yes the ctrl + sh + l is literally one of my most used commands. I use it sometimes to avoid creating a macro
its missing Ctrl + Sh + L split selection into lines (creates multiple cursors on block of lines that you have selected)
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