I would like to scroll only one line on the VSCode terminal (Bash).
Generally, it can be done with Shift+↓or↑
, but in my environment, B and A are entered on the terminal respectively.
As shown in the screenshot attached below, the keyboard shortcuts are not set to enter B or A, but if anyone knows how to solve this problem and scroll through just one line, could you please let me know?
Also, Shift+←or→
will input D and C.I would also appreciate it if you could set this up so that you can select the range one character at a time on the terminal.
The running environment is Windows 10 Pro.I look forward to hearing from you.
vscode key-binding
It seems that cursorLeftSelect and others have nothing to do with Terminal.When I searched the VSCode I had by terminal:scroll
, it seemed that I could move it line by line with Ctrl+Shift+↑/↓
.
A, B, C, and D appear in a shell escape sequence.
Note: Why does the terminal show"^[[A""^[B""^[C""^[[D" when pressing the arrow keys in Ubuntu?
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