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I use the command palette in VSCode frequently. Almost everything is available as a keybinding, or with a few clicks in nested menus, but I've only committed a
by willm 3y ago
I use the command palette in VSCode frequently. Almost everything is available as a keybinding, or with a few clicks in nested menus, but I've only committed a subset to memory. The command palette means I only need remember the name of something to quickly find it again.
The Textual CP can also provide dynamic commands. Like opening a file. If I wanted to open "foo.py" I could hit "ofp" to match the "open foo.py" command (or any other matching fuzzy search). That's likely to be faster than a file open dialog.