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问题 I use css like this: const styles = { foo: { color: 'red' } } <div className={styles.foo} /> and I want emmet to expand .foo to <div className={styles.foo}></div> I don't see any reference to class or className in emmet's config file. Also looked into preferences.json and didn't find a solution. It seems very simple to do. What am I missing here? my code editor is vscode. Thanks in advance for help :) 回答1: Emment configuration or enabling is editor specific. In VSCode, You need to enable it

问题 I use css like this: const styles = { foo: { color: 'red' } } <div className={styles.foo} /> and I want emmet to expand .foo to <div className={styles.foo}></div> I don't see any reference to class or className in emmet's config file. Also looked into preferences.json and didn't find a solution. It seems very simple to do. What am I missing here? my code editor is vscode. Thanks in advance for help :) 回答1: Emment configuration or enabling is editor specific. In VSCode, You need to enable it

问题 I use css like this: const styles = { foo: { color: 'red' } } <div className={styles.foo} /> and I want emmet to expand .foo to <div className={styles.foo}></div> I don't see any reference to class or className in emmet's config file. Also looked into preferences.json and didn't find a solution. It seems very simple to do. What am I missing here? my code editor is vscode. Thanks in advance for help :) 回答1: Emment configuration or enabling is editor specific. In VSCode, You need to enable it

问题 Summary I am using Visual Studio Code to run a docker container and passing my environment variables as a file. Problem I am trying to format a string dynamically from other environmental variables and having trouble resolving the string. I am able to build the container and debug terminal tab shows no problems. I am currently not using docker-compose.yml , but rather the Visual Studio .devcontainer settings. Code devcontainer.json ... "runArgs": [ "--env-file", "${localWorkspaceFolder}/.env

问题 Summary I am using Visual Studio Code to run a docker container and passing my environment variables as a file. Problem I am trying to format a string dynamically from other environmental variables and having trouble resolving the string. I am able to build the container and debug terminal tab shows no problems. I am currently not using docker-compose.yml , but rather the Visual Studio .devcontainer settings. Code devcontainer.json ... "runArgs": [ "--env-file", "${localWorkspaceFolder}/.env

问题 Summary I am using Visual Studio Code to run a docker container and passing my environment variables as a file. Problem I am trying to format a string dynamically from other environmental variables and having trouble resolving the string. I am able to build the container and debug terminal tab shows no problems. I am currently not using docker-compose.yml , but rather the Visual Studio .devcontainer settings. Code devcontainer.json ... "runArgs": [ "--env-file", "${localWorkspaceFolder}/.env

问题 After the last update, Emmet is working in some different (incorrect) way. If I'm typing usual code in Emmet syntax like: .row>.col*2 and press Tab it's not working. If I type: h1{Some title} and press Tab it's also not working, but if I put the cursor inside brackets, and then press Tab — in this case it's going to work. This is my Visual Studio Code configuration: "editor.fontSize": 12, "editor.wordWrap": "on", "editor.wrappingIndent": "indent", "editor.minimap.enabled": true, "workbench

问题 After the last update, Emmet is working in some different (incorrect) way. If I'm typing usual code in Emmet syntax like: .row>.col*2 and press Tab it's not working. If I type: h1{Some title} and press Tab it's also not working, but if I put the cursor inside brackets, and then press Tab — in this case it's going to work. This is my Visual Studio Code configuration: "editor.fontSize": 12, "editor.wordWrap": "on", "editor.wrappingIndent": "indent", "editor.minimap.enabled": true, "workbench

问题 I am trying to setup visual studio code to program in c++. I have already installed the extensions C/C++ and C/C++ Intellisense Following is my code: #include<iostream> using namespace std; int main() { cout<< "hello" ; } The error I'm getting is identifier cout is undefined and when I write it as std::cout the error I get then is namespace std has no member cout . Following is my task.json file: { "version": "0.1.0", "command": "make", "isShellCommand": true, "tasks": [ { "taskName":

问题 I want to do remote C/C++ gdb debug with vscode. I use "Native Debug" extension where I do configuration. Here is my launch.json configuration { "type": "gdb", "request": "launch", "name": "Launch Program (SSH)", "target": "./hello", "cwd": "/home/root/test1/", "ssh": { "host": "192.168.15.130", "cwd": "/home/root/test1/", "password": "", "user": "root" } And at target I run gdbserver localhost:2000 ./hello Unfortunately after I can't sill connect with remote device to debug. Is there someone