How do I change a preview tab to be an open tab via a command? [duplicate]
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How do I configure Visual Studio Code to open files always in a new tab?
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Keyboard shortcut to take file out of preview mode in VSCode
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After you open a file in preview mode, you get a tab with italic file name. How to change the tab to a permanent open (i.e., change from italic to normal) by command?
Just to clarify, the question is:
- I still want to keep preview mode enable in ctrl-p
- It is about change of mind after the file was opened in preview mode
- I want to complete this action without any mouse movement
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marked as duplicate by Mark, jonsca, Community♦ Jan 2 at 6:06
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This question already has an answer here:
How do I configure Visual Studio Code to open files always in a new tab?
13 answers
Keyboard shortcut to take file out of preview mode in VSCode
3 answers
After you open a file in preview mode, you get a tab with italic file name. How to change the tab to a permanent open (i.e., change from italic to normal) by command?
Just to clarify, the question is:
- I still want to keep preview mode enable in ctrl-p
- It is about change of mind after the file was opened in preview mode
- I want to complete this action without any mouse movement
visual-studio-code keyboard-shortcuts
marked as duplicate by Mark, jonsca, Community♦ Jan 2 at 6:06
This question has been asked before and already has an answer. If those answers do not fully address your question, please ask a new question.
@Mark That's asking a very different question.
– jonsca
Jan 2 at 3:43
It has all the answers, including yours below.
– Mark
Jan 2 at 3:44
That shortcut was included as peripherally related information in one of the answers, as far as I can see. That's not enough for the question to be a duplicate, in my opinion.
– jonsca
Jan 2 at 3:48
@jonsca, thanks. That's a different question. Mark, I have added some clarification to the question
– palazzo train
Jan 2 at 3:56
stackoverflow.com/questions/53387057/… or stackoverflow.com/questions/45945820/…. I stop looking after my first three search hits were spot on
– Mark
Jan 2 at 4:17
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This question already has an answer here:
How do I configure Visual Studio Code to open files always in a new tab?
13 answers
Keyboard shortcut to take file out of preview mode in VSCode
3 answers
After you open a file in preview mode, you get a tab with italic file name. How to change the tab to a permanent open (i.e., change from italic to normal) by command?
Just to clarify, the question is:
- I still want to keep preview mode enable in ctrl-p
- It is about change of mind after the file was opened in preview mode
- I want to complete this action without any mouse movement
visual-studio-code keyboard-shortcuts
This question already has an answer here:
How do I configure Visual Studio Code to open files always in a new tab?
13 answers
Keyboard shortcut to take file out of preview mode in VSCode
3 answers
After you open a file in preview mode, you get a tab with italic file name. How to change the tab to a permanent open (i.e., change from italic to normal) by command?
Just to clarify, the question is:
- I still want to keep preview mode enable in ctrl-p
- It is about change of mind after the file was opened in preview mode
- I want to complete this action without any mouse movement
This question already has an answer here:
How do I configure Visual Studio Code to open files always in a new tab?
13 answers
Keyboard shortcut to take file out of preview mode in VSCode
3 answers
visual-studio-code keyboard-shortcuts
visual-studio-code keyboard-shortcuts
edited Jan 2 at 3:55
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marked as duplicate by Mark, jonsca, Community♦ Jan 2 at 6:06
This question has been asked before and already has an answer. If those answers do not fully address your question, please ask a new question.
marked as duplicate by Mark, jonsca, Community♦ Jan 2 at 6:06
This question has been asked before and already has an answer. If those answers do not fully address your question, please ask a new question.
@Mark That's asking a very different question.
– jonsca
Jan 2 at 3:43
It has all the answers, including yours below.
– Mark
Jan 2 at 3:44
That shortcut was included as peripherally related information in one of the answers, as far as I can see. That's not enough for the question to be a duplicate, in my opinion.
– jonsca
Jan 2 at 3:48
@jonsca, thanks. That's a different question. Mark, I have added some clarification to the question
– palazzo train
Jan 2 at 3:56
stackoverflow.com/questions/53387057/… or stackoverflow.com/questions/45945820/…. I stop looking after my first three search hits were spot on
– Mark
Jan 2 at 4:17
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@Mark That's asking a very different question.
– jonsca
Jan 2 at 3:43
It has all the answers, including yours below.
– Mark
Jan 2 at 3:44
That shortcut was included as peripherally related information in one of the answers, as far as I can see. That's not enough for the question to be a duplicate, in my opinion.
– jonsca
Jan 2 at 3:48
@jonsca, thanks. That's a different question. Mark, I have added some clarification to the question
– palazzo train
Jan 2 at 3:56
stackoverflow.com/questions/53387057/… or stackoverflow.com/questions/45945820/…. I stop looking after my first three search hits were spot on
– Mark
Jan 2 at 4:17
@Mark That's asking a very different question.
– jonsca
Jan 2 at 3:43
@Mark That's asking a very different question.
– jonsca
Jan 2 at 3:43
It has all the answers, including yours below.
– Mark
Jan 2 at 3:44
It has all the answers, including yours below.
– Mark
Jan 2 at 3:44
That shortcut was included as peripherally related information in one of the answers, as far as I can see. That's not enough for the question to be a duplicate, in my opinion.
– jonsca
Jan 2 at 3:48
That shortcut was included as peripherally related information in one of the answers, as far as I can see. That's not enough for the question to be a duplicate, in my opinion.
– jonsca
Jan 2 at 3:48
@jonsca, thanks. That's a different question. Mark, I have added some clarification to the question
– palazzo train
Jan 2 at 3:56
@jonsca, thanks. That's a different question. Mark, I have added some clarification to the question
– palazzo train
Jan 2 at 3:56
stackoverflow.com/questions/53387057/… or stackoverflow.com/questions/45945820/…. I stop looking after my first three search hits were spot on
– Mark
Jan 2 at 4:17
stackoverflow.com/questions/53387057/… or stackoverflow.com/questions/45945820/…. I stop looking after my first three search hits were spot on
– Mark
Jan 2 at 4:17
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@Mark That's asking a very different question.
– jonsca
Jan 2 at 3:43
It has all the answers, including yours below.
– Mark
Jan 2 at 3:44
That shortcut was included as peripherally related information in one of the answers, as far as I can see. That's not enough for the question to be a duplicate, in my opinion.
– jonsca
Jan 2 at 3:48
@jonsca, thanks. That's a different question. Mark, I have added some clarification to the question
– palazzo train
Jan 2 at 3:56
stackoverflow.com/questions/53387057/… or stackoverflow.com/questions/45945820/…. I stop looking after my first three search hits were spot on
– Mark
Jan 2 at 4:17