I have ADHD and I often open more than one window of VS Code open at once. I can also confirm that this seems to be the case not only for my MX master 3 but also for my G502 (that recently died thus the MX master 3) the same issues impacted that mouse as well. Also, I would like to note that the tip from seems to work there are several caveats to using it that I detail below. This consistently happens every time I restart VS Code. Typically, the issue I see most is what had mentioned with the scroll working once then it just stops. Sorry I know I'm a little late to the party but none of the above suggestions seem to work very well or very long for me. (Until randomly failing again after switching to a different app and then back) However, doing this repeatedly in the third party app usually eventually gets electron scrolling back online. It's hit and miss whether it will get un-stuck completely or still hang after a few pixels of scrolling. If I open a different non electron app (such as Chrome), and initiate a horizontal scroll in it with the wheel, the Electron based app will also initially react to the wheel. When the "bug" occurs, it will always allow scrolling for a bit before completely stopping and failing to respond to wheel events.ĭragging the scrollbar itself always works. If you scroll vertically until something does exceed the width of the window, the scroll bar will appear and horizontal scrolling with the wheel might work. If you switch to a vs code tab that does NOT have code in it that exceeds the width of the viewport a horizontal scroll bar won't be shown and horizontal scrolling won't be allowed.
The script also alters the behavior of the middle mouse button which normally equals the left mouse button.Something that might be relevant that I noticed in VS Code:
Shift+Alt+Scrollwheel : faster horizontal scrolling Shift+Scrollwheel : horizontal scrolling Alt+Scrollwheel: faster vertical scrolling GroupAdd, LVWindows, Block Diagram ahk_class LVDChild GroupAdd, LVWindows, Front Panel ahk_class LVDChild !! Change titles according to your language version of LabVIEW !! = Select only specified LabVIEW windows = = Don't change anything if no LabVIEW window in focus = (tested in LV2015 to LV2019 32-bit and 64-bit on Win7SP1 and Win10): Shift + scroll wheel functionality in Current LabVIEW be achieved using the following 3rd party AutoHotkey script: SolutionThis feature is currently not available natively in LabVIEW. However, the functionality can e.g.
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