usage scenario:
Since the config setting zenMode.hideTabs (after toggled) would not be effective until re-enter the ZenMode (if already in ZenMode), and I only need hideTabs==true for few scenario, the command exitZenMode would help for command macros.
workaround:
define multiple shortcuts depending on the when clause "inZenMode" and "!inZenMode", which may be very troublesome when combined with another when clauses ... (especially without paranthesis... #91473
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Thanks! Searching for exitZenMode did the trick. Fix for the issue above, although no worries if it's in your backlog.
@Binly42 In the interim, you could use "when": "inZenMode" for keyboard shortcuts, although I understand the issue is mostly for automation and scripts.
Issue Type: Bug
{ "key": "alt+e alt+w", "command": "workbench.action.exitZenMode", },i.e.
exitZenModebehaves just liketoggleZenMode...Does this issue occur when all extensions are disabled?: Yes
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usage scenario:
Since the config setting
zenMode.hideTabs(after toggled) would not be effective until re-enter the ZenMode (if already in ZenMode), and I only needhideTabs==truefor few scenario, the commandexitZenModewould help for command macros.workaround:
define multiple shortcuts depending on the when clause "inZenMode" and "!inZenMode", which may be very troublesome when combined with another when clauses ... (especially without paranthesis... #91473
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: