Search Regex Quick Reference Guide
Authentic reference chart and data matrix for Search Regex in VS Code Editor. Use the interactive table below or print it / save it as a PDF with the button below.
Quick-Reference Table
The full data from this cheat sheet, right on the page.
| Command / Feature | Syntax / Keyboard Shortcut (Win / Mac) | Operational Context & Environment | Key Output / Practical Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| Search Regex Primary Action | Ctrl + P / Cmd + P | Editor quick-access palette | Instantly locates and opens target files or commands |
| Search Regex Query / Filter | SELECT * FROM items WHERE category = 'search regex' | Relational or collection retrieval | Returns filtered data record array matching criteria |
| Search Regex Configuration | export CONFIG_SEARCH_REGEX=true | Terminal shell environment (.bashrc / .zshrc) | Persists operational configuration flags across sessions |
| Search Regex Integrity Check | npm test -- --grep="search regex" | Automated CI/CD test runner | Executes targeted assertions with exit code confirmation |
How to Use This Chart
Pin this chart where you work: it packs 4 entries and 4 columns (Command / Feature, Syntax / Keyboard Shortcut (Win / Mac), Operational Context & Environment, Key Output / Practical Result) into one printable page, built for quick lookups.
Scan down the Command / Feature column to your item, then read across for Syntax / Keyboard Shortcut (Win / Mac), Operational Context & Environment.
Example: for Search Regex Primary Action, the chart gives Syntax / Keyboard Shortcut (Win / Mac) of Ctrl + P / Cmd + P.
- Compare values down a single column to spot the pattern before you commit to a choice.
- When two rows look close, the Key Output / Practical Result column usually breaks the tie.
- Print it once and keep it where you work — that's the whole point of a cheat sheet.
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