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Trying to get cmder in vscode working perfectly #1656

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eucharistia opened this issue Feb 15, 2018 · 5 comments
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Trying to get cmder in vscode working perfectly #1656

eucharistia opened this issue Feb 15, 2018 · 5 comments

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@eucharistia
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I've been trying to get cmder in my vscode environment as the terminal, and everything is working, minus the issue that when i press ctrl + ` and cmder is open, it switches to the open cmder instance.
This is very contrary to the expected behavior of vscode, which is that the terminal will open with a new instance of the terminal.

Dear developers, how do I make my current setup, which launches \vendor\init.bat with cmd /K, launch a new session of cmder in vscode? This would be a nice thing to get polished so that people can enjoy their cmder + vscode

@joekaiser
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joekaiser commented Feb 16, 2018

You have a key-shortcut conflict I just changed the key-mapping for cmder. Instead of hiding/showing on ctrl+` I changed it to win+` Or, you can change it for VSCode.

@aindriu80
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I'm having this same problem, very confusing when you press CTRL and ' to see a new ConEmu screen popup outside VSCode. You can't even type on it. How do you get focus to the terminal instead ?

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I know you can press CTRL SHIFT ' to get a new terminal.

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@znd4
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znd4 commented Feb 11, 2020

@joekaiser asking for posterity, how did you change the cmder keymapping? (Is this a windows-level thing, or is it something I can find in the cmder settings?)

@joekaiser
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@joekaiser asking for posterity, how did you change the cmder keymapping? (Is this a windows-level thing, or is it something I can find in the cmder settings?)

Open your cmder preferences and change the keybinding there.

@znd4
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znd4 commented Feb 11, 2020

Thanks! I feel stupid now. I was clicking through all of the sub-menus under "Keys & Macro".

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