The Command Palette is a powerful feature available in most modern code editors, including Acode. It allows you to quickly access and execute a wide range of commands without navigating through menus. By using simple keyboard shortcuts, you can search for, and run, commands that perform various tasks in the editor, making your workflow faster and more efficient.
The Command Palette is essentially a command-line like interface within the editor that provides a searchable list of commands. These commands cover everything from basic editing functions to more advanced operations like project management, file handling, and even executing plugins action.
Why use the Command Palette?
- Efficiency: Instead of clicking through multiple menus, you can type the command and run it instantly.
- Discoverability: Explore new commands and features you may not have known existed.
To open the Command Palette in Acode, simply use the following keyboard shortcut:
Ctrl + Shift + P
Once opened, you’ll see a text input field where you can type the name of the command you're looking for. A list of matching commands will appear, and you can select the desired command to execute it.
- Open the Palette: Press
Ctrl + Shift + Pto open the palette. - Search for a Command: Start typing the name of the command you want to execute (e.g., "Save", "Open", "Format Code", "Save all changes").
- Select and Run: Use the arrow keys to navigate through the list of commands, and press
Enterto execute the selected command.