I have CTRL-A bound to "cursorLineStart", but that brings me to the far left of the buffer, generally a multiple levels of indent before the code starts. Is there a way to make CTRL-A go to the start of the code itself, maybe "first word" or something similar? Thanks!

Edit: Trying to be more clear. I already have a key bound for "Go to beginning of line" ("cursorLineStart"), what I'm trying to do is intelligently go to the start of the code on that line instead of going to the very beginning and having to move over several levels of indent. So go to first non-whitespace on a line.

CodePudding user response：

You can view keybinds within VSCode by opening the command palette (CMD SHIFT P on a Mac) -> "Preferences: Open Keyboard Shortcuts". The search on this settings page is really good.

The behavior you are looking for cursorHome I believe? You can rebind anything here.

CodePudding user response：

For Windows (not specific to VSCode): Ctrl Home to go to home and Ctrl End to go to the end.