Some keystrokes are caught by Visual Studio Code (CTRL+K for instance in my case), thus preventing the built-in terminal to receive it.
How could I make Visual Studio Code forward such a keystroke (and possibly others that could get caught)?
I’d also like to be able to use VSC shortcuts involving it and therefore to be able to still catch it when I want.
For comparison, Tmux with default settings will forward a CTRL+B stroke by doubling it (CTRL+B CTRL+B).
For instance, despite Tmux catching my first CTRL+B, I’m still able to make my irssi session get a CTRL+B by making a second stroke in order to put my text in bold. But I’m also still able use the CTRL+B for interacting with tmux itself. That’s the kind of behavior I’m seeking with Visual Studio Code.
