Detecting Hotkeys
If you don’t know a command name, you can use the hotkey to look it up.
Using Snippets
Command Palette

ctrl+shift+p
The command palette is used for everything. It searches all commands and hotkeys.
Do you want to change the current language but you don’t know the hotkey? Just type “format”

View and edit hotkeys



"ctrl+p"
Or search for any hotkeys that contain
ctrl
and p
. Change encodings
You can open or save using a new encoding

UTF8
is very common. When
.net
and .net core
say “Unicode
” they meanUTF-16-LE