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问题 This is currently how I copy code from an editor to a search field in VS code using vscodevim. Select text in editor somehow Right click to open up the contextual menu (since pressing Ctrl+C does not seem to work on Ubuntu, even when in input mode, and 'p' does not work in the search field) and click copy Press Ctrl+Shift+F to open the search field Press Ctrl+V I'm pretty sure this is not how copying from an editor to search field is intended to work. It it the steps 1 and 2 I would like to

来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/50888475/code-folds-are-automatically-opened-when-cursor-moves-over-them-in-vs-code-vim

来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/50888475/code-folds-are-automatically-opened-when-cursor-moves-over-them-in-vs-code-vim

问题 I haven't found a way to quickly do this without having to entirely disable the extension in the "Extensions" panel. In IntelliJ IDEA, one can easily toggle on/off the emulation with a configurable keyboard shortcut. I guess it should also be possible in VSCode. 回答1: VSCode has the same command system as atom. These commands can be started through the "command palette" and also bound to a key-combo. The corresponding command is toggleVim . You can bind this command to a key using the gear