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Like many Emacs users, I use esc as the Meta key. When vscode-emacs is running, this intercepts the usual role of esc within VSCode. In nearly all circumstances that's fine, and I'll use M-g to 'cancel', simulating the traditional VSCode use of esc. The one place where I want to cancel without a separate keystroke, however, is in dismissing IntelliSense: I'd prefer to dismiss it faster via only the esc key. Once I hit the esc key, however, now VSCode is waiting for me to complete the chord.
Is there any way to not have the Meta-key binding to esc while in specific contexts, e.g. here within an IntelliSense code-completion context?
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Like many Emacs users, I use
esc
as the Meta key. When vscode-emacs is running, this intercepts the usual role ofesc
within VSCode. In nearly all circumstances that's fine, and I'll useM-g
to 'cancel', simulating the traditional VSCode use ofesc
. The one place where I want to cancel without a separate keystroke, however, is in dismissing IntelliSense: I'd prefer to dismiss it faster via only theesc
key. Once I hit theesc
key, however, now VSCode is waiting for me to complete the chord.Is there any way to not have the Meta-key binding to
esc
while in specific contexts, e.g. here within an IntelliSense code-completion context?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: