如何禁用VSCode的双引号自动成对输入与匹配删除功能？

Absolutely! I’ve run into this exact annoyance when writing Scala multi-line strings in VS Code 1.23.1 too—nothing breaks your flow faster than fighting auto-completed quotes when you’re trying to type """foo""". Here are a few solid solutions tailored to your needs:

Option 1: Disable Auto-Quote Pairing Only for Scala #

This is the cleanest approach if you still want auto-pairing for other languages (like JavaScript or Python) but need it gone for Scala.

• Open VS Code settings: Press Ctrl+, (Windows/Linux) or Cmd+, (Mac)
• Search for editor.autoClosingQuotes
• Click the Edit in settings.json link at the top right of the setting panel
• Add this block to your JSON config:

"[scala]": {
    "editor.autoClosingQuotes": "never"
}

Save the file, and VS Code will stop auto-completing double quotes entirely when you’re in Scala files.

Option 2: Fine-Tune Pairing Rules to Support Triple Quotes #

If you still want auto-pairing for single double quotes (like in val x = "bar"), you can tweak the auto-closing rules to avoid interfering with triple quotes.

• Open your settings.json using the same steps from Option 1
• Add this custom configuration block:

"[scala]": {
    "editor.autoClosingPairs": [
        {"open": "'", "close": "'"},
        {"open": "(", "close": ")"},
        {"open": "[", "close": "]"},
        {"open": "{", "close": "}"},
        // Only auto-close double quotes if we're NOT inside a string already
        {"open": "\"", "close": "\"", "notIn": ["string"]}
    ]
}

This way, when you type your first ", it’ll auto-complete to "" (great for single-line string literals), but once you’re inside that string context, typing more " won’t trigger auto-pairing—perfect for building out triple quotes without interference.

Quick Temporary Workaround #

If you need a quick fix without changing your settings for a one-off case:

• Type your first " (it’ll auto-complete to "")
• Press Ctrl+Z (Windows/Linux) or Cmd+Z (Mac) immediately to undo the auto-pair
• Now you can type the remaining two " characters normally to make """foo"""

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