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VSCode should ship out of the box with multiple keymaps (based on/optimized for each keyboard layout).
e.g. toggle line comment should be ctrl+7 on swiss keyboards, etc.
VSCode should detect at runtime the current system keyboard layout and employ different defaults, based on the keyboard layout.
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bpasero commentedon Dec 14, 2015
Hm it should be...
bpasero commentedon Dec 14, 2015
So Cmd++ works for me, which is cool. However what is weird is that we set the keybinding like this:
{ primary: KeyMod.CtrlCmd | KeyCode.US_EQUAL }I could not find KeyCode.US_PLUS.
@alexandrudima can you comment on this maybe?
weinand commentedon Dec 14, 2015
@bpasero does Cmd++ work for you on a non-US keyboard?
bpasero commentedon Dec 14, 2015
@weinand yes I am on german keyboard layout (ibm) and interestingly when I type "Cmd++" into the keyboard widget, I see it prints Cmd+= for me. What does it print for you?
weinand commentedon Dec 14, 2015
@bpasero I'm on a Swiss German keyboard and I see "shift+cmd+=" and I know where the '=' comes from. On a US keyboard the '+' and the '=' are together on a key and since we only have KeyCode constants for the unshifted key, it is KeyCode.US_EQUAL.
@bpasero restating my question from above: did Cmd++ work for you without changing the keybinding?
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