First I check to see if there are any workspace folders. If there are I continue to find a document being edited. I do that by first checking vscode.window.activeTextEditor if that returns undefined or if activeTextEditor.document is not a file I iterate through vscode.window.visibleTextEditors. I then compare the path of the file against the workspace folders till I find a match in the path. That is my process.
Edited/Opened?
This is the event I'm looking for vscode.window.onDidChangeActiveTextEditor
@MohameddAli If you use this event to manage Active Project Folder then you can make it work across tab groups. You'll know which file the user had active last and calculate project folder based on the path to that file. No need to use activeTextEditor or visibleTextEditors. This is much more simple.
@MohameddAli If you use this event to manage Active Project Folder then you can make it work across tab groups. You'll know which file the user had active last and calculate project folder based on the path to that file. No need to use activeTextEditor or visibleTextEditors. This is much more simple.
Is it possible to have code be activated when other extensions are activated?
Say I have extension1 with Command1. In extension2 I'd like to be notified that command1 was activated in extension1.
The purpose is to submit some eventlogging to our event server system on the use of 3. party extensions.
Say I have extension1 with Command1. In extension2 I'd like to be notified that command1 was activated in extension1.
The purpose is to submit some eventlogging to our event server system on the use of 3. party extensions.
defolos HenrikHolmIT (Gitter): https://code.visualstudio.com/api/references/activation-events#onCommand
@matrixbot I've looked into that one but its not what I'm looking for. That one tells VSCode when to initialize my extension. An extension is only initialized once so I'll only ever get the first activation of the command. And I've already used the wildcard "*" because I need my extension to start when VSCode is started. I present information to the user if extension has been updated at startup
I'm not sure what's changed
I have microsoft's python extension, and vim extension installed
Anyone had success with Incremental document syncing and keeping the cached AST equal with changed content passed in via the
changedContent event? – Currently sending the full document on each change seems needless but at the same time keeping a parsed AST existing in cache equal even if only one character was to change in the document would require adjusting the position offset of every token in that AST...
Is it possible to present a quickpicker like the one presented with Ctrl-SHIFT-P ?
I need to present a list of all AL files in project but just displaying filename and project folder in the same textual look and feel seems odd. If you delete > character of the command palette you are presented with a quick pick that shows filenames in one style and project folder path in another another style... How to achieve that effect?
I need to present a list of all AL files in project but just displaying filename and project folder in the same textual look and feel seems odd. If you delete > character of the command palette you are presented with a quick pick that shows filenames in one style and project folder path in another another style... How to achieve that effect?
Hi, I need to run an external command (process) from extension, and then process results. User should have ability to cancel the run (it takes time). What are the possibilities?
I know there is Terminal and sendText, but then waiting for process finish to process results is hard.
There is child_process.exec() but then how to handle cancellation ?
Hmm withProgress ?
I know there is Terminal and sendText, but then waiting for process finish to process results is hard.
There is child_process.exec() but then how to handle cancellation ?
Hmm withProgress ?
in vscode when I make a quote it adds a second quote
how do I get it to never do that ever again?
The 'Designing an Enum for a settings file' is still bugging me. I have other extensions that makes enums that pop up when I'm editing settings or or other json files but my own contributions do not show up... what is the magic ingredient I'm missing? I've only added the enum in my package.json
"configuration": {
"title": "Extension",
"properties": {
"extension.permission": {
"enum": [
"User",
"Everyone"
],
"default": "User",
"description": "Description"
}
}
}
Hi - I am looking for a way to update the outdated thirdpartynotices.txt file in Go language extension repo. Is there already a recommended tooling/workflow I can use. Looking into the vscode repo, I saw microsoft/vscode#73175 mentioning ThirdPartyNotices.txt update with OSS tools but the link is broken or not accessible.
国外.net 和JAVA 哪个工作多？？
spectrum can you clarify?
spectrum * Well very easy if you have a separate branch for each extension
Hi, that’s why ?
I am connecting to Linux machine through windows
I'm using vs code for react native project and I would the props of a component to be suggested as I type. Is there an extension for this use case?