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Opposite of ⌘D in VS Code

Time:05-06

⌘D selects the word at the cursor, or the next occurrence of the current selection.

What if I want to select not the next but the LAST (or previous) occurence ? This is especially useful when checking if a variable is present in my function above where I'm currently standing with my cursor.

I've tried a bunch of shortcuts to add before ⌘ like Shift and CTRL and Option, but none do the work.

CodePudding user response:

You should look into Keyboard Shortcuts you can open them from Command Palette and search for Selection To Previous Find Match, by default they are not assigned.

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