Resources
Here are some resources for you to consider:
YouTube Vs Code Intro Playlist
Disable screen reader keys for optimal key compatibility. Press shift + "?" (question mark key) to view shortcut keys help screen. On the shortcut key help screen, be sure to reenable your screen reader keys.
A typical session of coding using vsCode. Here I outline how I utilize the various techniques for shortcuts, navigation, and picklists to do my job. All this done using a screen reader.
I walk through a recent mod. I use multiple editing groups, multiple points in a single file. Use a basic search and an object/symbol search. Checking for errors. The typescript app is displaying a dialog modal and giving out screen reader help messages.
Explain how to perform split editing. This is where a file is editing in 2 windows/groups. Explain editor groups and perform a snippet, then block copy a folded code from one group to the newly created snippet code.
Lastly I demonstrate anchor selection, where you drop an anchor selection. Move somewhere else in the code and select to the cursor from the anchor point.
ctrl + backslash to split. ctrl + k ctrl + l to fold as well.
ctrl+k ctrl+b drop anchor, ctrl+k+ctrl+k to select from anchor to cursor.
Create a snippet file in the workspace. Then create the initial snippet in the file for testing everything.
Once tested, copy the single input line snippet we created in the previous video.
Then we add outer quotes and commas, and verify test.
Next audio we will make it a multi-line snippet.
I perform the final steps to convert the single line input into a multi line input snippet. I then demo it buy creating 2 snippet blocks with different prompts and colors and borders each.
Next video I will demonstrate how to create snippets in 2 ways and assign keys.
Demo and show how I created a signature snippet with a stopping end point to fill in description.
Show a fun snippet assigned to a key where you choose from a choice list of languages.
I also assign signature snippet to key that automatically imports any selected text when invoked by the hotkey. You can add more if desired from there.
Shortcut Key | Action Performed |
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shift + ? | Displays this help screen. |
k | Play/Pause current track. |
j | Rewind 15 seconds current track. |
l | Fast foward 15 seconds current track. |
shift + p | Switch to previous track. |
shift + n | Switch to next track. |
<(less than) | Reduce playback rate.. |
> (greater than) | Increase playback rate.. |
v | Increase volume.. |
shift + v | Decrease volume.. |
m | Mute player.. |
0 through 9 | Go to % of playback. ie 5 = 50% & 7 70% |
Press escape key to exit or the above button.
*** Note: I tried to stay close to YouTube shortcut keys. People and especially visually impaired have enough keys to remember