visual-studio-code

问题 For example, I would like to add a key binding Ctrl+R Ctrl+T for the entry: Python: Run Python File In Terminal Many thanks. 回答1: You can do that in the Preferences -> Keyboard Shortcuts section. Search for "Run Python File in Terminal", select the command and press the little + sign on the left. 回答2: You can start the process of creating a keybinding for a command in the command palette while in the command palette as of v1.52 (it is in the Insiders' Build now). A Gear icon has been added on

问题 For example, I would like to add a key binding Ctrl+R Ctrl+T for the entry: Python: Run Python File In Terminal Many thanks. 回答1: You can do that in the Preferences -> Keyboard Shortcuts section. Search for "Run Python File in Terminal", select the command and press the little + sign on the left. 回答2: You can start the process of creating a keybinding for a command in the command palette while in the command palette as of v1.52 (it is in the Insiders' Build now). A Gear icon has been added on

问题 For example, I would like to add a key binding Ctrl+R Ctrl+T for the entry: Python: Run Python File In Terminal Many thanks. 回答1: You can do that in the Preferences -> Keyboard Shortcuts section. Search for "Run Python File in Terminal", select the command and press the little + sign on the left. 回答2: You can start the process of creating a keybinding for a command in the command palette while in the command palette as of v1.52 (it is in the Insiders' Build now). A Gear icon has been added on

问题 For example, I would like to add a key binding Ctrl+R Ctrl+T for the entry: Python: Run Python File In Terminal Many thanks. 回答1: You can do that in the Preferences -> Keyboard Shortcuts section. Search for "Run Python File in Terminal", select the command and press the little + sign on the left. 回答2: You can start the process of creating a keybinding for a command in the command palette while in the command palette as of v1.52 (it is in the Insiders' Build now). A Gear icon has been added on

问题 How can we capture VS Code traffic through Fiddler? I ran my Fiddler and seems working fine. It could capture browsers' traffic but not VS Code traffic. I really appreciate if anyone can give me the solution for that. Thanks 回答1: Assuming that you are using some REST client plugin and want to capture the traffic, This worked for me: In VS Code, go to File -> Preferences -> Settings In the settings Search field, type in "proxy" Set the "Http: Proxy" setting to "http://localhost:8888" 来源： https

问题 How can we capture VS Code traffic through Fiddler? I ran my Fiddler and seems working fine. It could capture browsers' traffic but not VS Code traffic. I really appreciate if anyone can give me the solution for that. Thanks 回答1: Assuming that you are using some REST client plugin and want to capture the traffic, This worked for me: In VS Code, go to File -> Preferences -> Settings In the settings Search field, type in "proxy" Set the "Http: Proxy" setting to "http://localhost:8888" 来源： https

问题 How can we capture VS Code traffic through Fiddler? I ran my Fiddler and seems working fine. It could capture browsers' traffic but not VS Code traffic. I really appreciate if anyone can give me the solution for that. Thanks 回答1: Assuming that you are using some REST client plugin and want to capture the traffic, This worked for me: In VS Code, go to File -> Preferences -> Settings In the settings Search field, type in "proxy" Set the "Http: Proxy" setting to "http://localhost:8888" 来源： https

问题 So, I am an old school Visual Studio user who just got migrated to Visual Studio Code and I think I am missing something here. However, I will explain what I am experiencing here: With Visual Studio I could always right-click a solution and rebuild it and run it and it was really great. However, in Visual Studio Code, there is no rebuild (at least that I know of). So now I have to do dotnet clean followed by dotnet clean and since it is a multi-step process, I sometimes forget a step and then

问题 So, I am an old school Visual Studio user who just got migrated to Visual Studio Code and I think I am missing something here. However, I will explain what I am experiencing here: With Visual Studio I could always right-click a solution and rebuild it and run it and it was really great. However, in Visual Studio Code, there is no rebuild (at least that I know of). So now I have to do dotnet clean followed by dotnet clean and since it is a multi-step process, I sometimes forget a step and then

问题 So, I am an old school Visual Studio user who just got migrated to Visual Studio Code and I think I am missing something here. However, I will explain what I am experiencing here: With Visual Studio I could always right-click a solution and rebuild it and run it and it was really great. However, in Visual Studio Code, there is no rebuild (at least that I know of). So now I have to do dotnet clean followed by dotnet clean and since it is a multi-step process, I sometimes forget a step and then