[WIP]: Switch Window #363
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Besides, VS Code supports Tabs inside a group. We may want to map it to Vim's tab feature. |
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Remapping keys is my top priority right now. (Unfortunately that requires proper history management, so it could be a ways off.) |
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Would it also be possible to implement |
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Leverage VS Code TabGroup to implement Windows management. Mark it as Work in progress as we still have no key mapping and it will still people's Ctrl+w on Windows. Besides, VS Code treats Ctrl as modifiers but not keys, so you must press
ctrl+wfirst thenhjklso the experience is somewhat not smooth.