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While VSCode allows splitting of windows to the left using ctrl+</kbd>, Atom allows splitting in 4 directions with the shortcut ctrl+k, <arrow>. The main advantage this has over the current workbench.action.splitEditor command is that it enables splitting the editor to allow both horizontal and vertical layouts.
Note: VSCode currently uses ctrl+k, up and ctrl+k, down for opening the previous and next working file.
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While VSCode allows splitting of windows to the left using ctrl+</kbd>, Atom allows splitting in 4 directions with the shortcut ctrl+k, <arrow>. The main advantage this has over the current
workbench.action.splitEditor
command is that it enables splitting the editor to allow both horizontal and vertical layouts.Note: VSCode currently uses ctrl+k, up and ctrl+k, down for opening the previous and next working file.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: