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Hello,
On my Mac I use combination of 'cmd' + / to comment the line or block of lines.
From my Mac I RDP to Windows computer and use ADS there as well. Hence it would be easier to use the same combination on 'remote' Windows machine as I use locally on Mac.
When I try to use this combination in Windows it does not work. It recognizes 'cmd' button as 'win' and this combination does not work.
I was able to set to 'Alt' + /
On Mac 'Alt' is 'Options'.
Sure I could use command pallet to comment but still would like to map it both on Mac and Windows using the same command combination of 'cmd' + /
Are there other approaches to set combination instead of clicking on these 2 buttons?
Thanks
Hi,@Susja Thanks for posting your question in the Microsoft Q&A forum.
I think this is RDP issue, not an ADS issue. If you have different key mappings between your machine and what’s in RDP, it’s not consistent. Is it possible to try with keystrokes that exist equally in both Mac and Windows?
Regards
Geetha
maybe you are right and it's RDP issue ... but when I already on Windows machine and open ADS ... I should be able to set keybinding to any combination I want, right? At least this is my expectation ..
anyway ... it's minor and I could leave with it ... or at worse I could use command pallet ..
Thanks
@Susja When you are on any machine (Windows, Linux, macOS), you can change the keybindings to any combination you want.
The issue is that there is something with RDP and the keybindings between machines.
If this answers your question, please consider accepting the solution by hitting the Accept as Solution as it helps the community look for answers to similar questions.
Regards
Geetha
It does make sense to me that issues is with RDP.
in my case I RDP to VM hence I can’t be on it other than using RDP
just curious.. maybe I initiate RDP from Mac and that causes the problem