It stubbornly stays associated with the key sequence Ctrl+Shift+Alt+,Īnd that key sequence is useless to me. Doesn't matter to Edit.InsertCaretsatAllMatching. You know what would be helpful? Having some way of entering a key sequence and finding out what command it's associated with.Īddendum: FWIW, I even uninstalled the Powertools. ![]() ![]() Testing, I found that disabling the PowerTools doesn't seem to help at all. Kinda cute, but not helpful, because I can't specify where to put the carets. It then inserted multiple carets at the end of all "}" throughout my file. ![]() I never even knew about the Tools > Options > Environment > Keyboard sequence to see what's assigned to any command involving the word "caret"! It looks to me like the command that should be associated with multi-caret mode is, on my machine, Edit.InsertCaretsatAllMatching.
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