Visual studio code Create shortcuts like Eclipse

Open the vs code and go to File -> Preferences -> Keyboard shortcuts.

As you can see from the menu that comes out at this time, you can use the shortcut Ctrl+K Ctrl+S.

The move of the Eclipse line Alt+UpArrow, and Alt_DownArrow are the same as Eclipse, so you don't have to ask.

Copy Line:

If you look to the far right of the upper text entry window, you can see the shape of the keyboard. Click this to display Recodding Keys, and click a shortcut in the text entry window to display a list of shortcuts registered in the vs code.

The line copy shortcut Ctrl+Alt+DownArrow is already registered, so if you press it, it will appear on the list. Right-click and click Remove Keybinding to delete it.

Then find Copy Line Down and click Ctrl+Alt+DownArrow to register.

Delete Line:

The rightmost icon in the text input window is Clear Keybindings Search Input (Escape).

This clears the text input.

Line deletion is also deleted because it is already registered like a line copy.

Locate the Delete Line or click Ctrl+Shift+K to find it.

Double-click, press Ctrl+d, and press Enter to register.