visual-studio-code

问题 I need help with my VS Code extension. I've written a custom view which works just fine, however I'd like to activate / focus / bring into view that view by using a keyboard shortcut or a context menu command. I am unable to find how to use the VS code API to achieve that. context.subscriptions.push(vscode.commands.registerCommand('extensionId.showView', () => { // how to do that? })); I know this can be done, because one can display the file explorer by using this code snppet: vscode

问题 I'm trying to run a python file in VSCode using python3. I know I can fix by simply setting to run using integrated terminal like it says in the microsoft vscode tutorial on python. However, I would like the program to print in the output tab and not take up the terminal window. The standard coder runner launch.json looks like this; "version": "0.2.0", "configurations": [ { "name": "Python: Current File", "type": "python", "request": "launch", "program": "${file}", "console":

问题 I'm in a node environment where they are using app-module-path so that the requires can always be written from a base path. So all path's can be: const something = require('/api/something') instead of having to back down the folder structure with something like: const something = require('../../api/something) . Without the exact path, VSCode says all types are of type any. This means functionality like 'go to definition' won't work. Is there a way to configure VSCode to address this? 回答1:

问题 I have react-native application in windows 10 which works great in my development machine, it can release signed apk and everything is ok. I am using VSTS (TFS Online) as my source control, When I Build my project, everything built successfully, but I get strange error this is where you can see build successfully done, and I face error this is the error details any clue? Update These are my tasks in Build definition Update 2 Add Gradlew task in Build definition 回答1: I'm answering my own

问题 I'm using Visual Studio Code. I'm facing a performance issue on my machine. I went to task manager and saw that there are several instances of Code.exe in the process tab even though there is only one window of Visual Studio Code running/active on my PC. I can see that in all there are eight instances of Code.exe . Although, I can see that all eight instances are taking RAM memory in the range of few KBs to a maximum of 55 MB. So one thing was sure that these few processes are not eating up

问题 I'm using Visual Studio Code. I'm facing a performance issue on my machine. I went to task manager and saw that there are several instances of Code.exe in the process tab even though there is only one window of Visual Studio Code running/active on my PC. I can see that in all there are eight instances of Code.exe . Although, I can see that all eight instances are taking RAM memory in the range of few KBs to a maximum of 55 MB. So one thing was sure that these few processes are not eating up

问题 I'm using Visual Studio Code. I'm facing a performance issue on my machine. I went to task manager and saw that there are several instances of Code.exe in the process tab even though there is only one window of Visual Studio Code running/active on my PC. I can see that in all there are eight instances of Code.exe . Although, I can see that all eight instances are taking RAM memory in the range of few KBs to a maximum of 55 MB. So one thing was sure that these few processes are not eating up

问题 I am trying out the Hello World sample extension. But when I run the extension from the 'Run Extension' task. It gives the following error: The terminal process command '/bin/zsh -c 'npm run watch'' failed to launch (exit code: 127) But I am able to run the above command from terminal without any errors. 回答1: Just found this https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/issues/76542 For me in OSX apparently is an issue when opening code from the terminal with code . and can be fixed by checking in

问题 I am trying to debug a simple "Hello world" application in VS Code, however, when I press Ctrl + F5, it gives me the following error: If I manually change the path in launch.json from: ${workspaceFolder}/bin/Debug/insert-target-framework-here/insert-project-name-here.dll To: "${workspaceFolder}/bin/Debug/netcoreapp2.1/test.dll" It does work, however before it was working fine without me manually typing the path. Also, I have noticed that VS Code no longer asks to rebuild assets like it did

问题 I am trying to debug a simple "Hello world" application in VS Code, however, when I press Ctrl + F5, it gives me the following error: If I manually change the path in launch.json from: ${workspaceFolder}/bin/Debug/insert-target-framework-here/insert-project-name-here.dll To: "${workspaceFolder}/bin/Debug/netcoreapp2.1/test.dll" It does work, however before it was working fine without me manually typing the path. Also, I have noticed that VS Code no longer asks to rebuild assets like it did