vscode-settings

问题 I would like to make toggle key with VScode's keybinding. with alt + 1 to 5 to toggle explorer and search, scm, debug extension I could find "explorerViewletVisible" or "searchViewletVisible" But I couldn't find visibilities of scm (source control) and debug, extensions. I use "sideBarVisible" for these key but it is not a perfect solution. Does Anyone know right 'when expression' of these situations? { "key": "alt+1", "command": "workbench.view.explorer", }, { "key": "alt+1", "command":

问题 Are there any shortcuts to open the definition (e.g.: a method definition) in a split vertical group? By ctrl + click on the usage of method, it opens in a new tab. It bothers me, because I have to leave my own tab. (I know that after opening in a new tab, by pressing ctrl + \ it will be open it in a new group, but this also has the same problem: I lose my own tab, and a second problem: when I want to close the definition file, I have to close it from both the 2nd group and the 1st group.)

问题 Are there any shortcuts to open the definition (e.g.: a method definition) in a split vertical group? By ctrl + click on the usage of method, it opens in a new tab. It bothers me, because I have to leave my own tab. (I know that after opening in a new tab, by pressing ctrl + \ it will be open it in a new group, but this also has the same problem: I lose my own tab, and a second problem: when I want to close the definition file, I have to close it from both the 2nd group and the 1st group.)

问题 The VS Code displays comments at the end of array. How to disable this feature? Original code var foo = <Foo>[ new Foo() ]; Displayed as var foo = <Foo>[ new Foo() ]; // Foo[] Where the comment // Foo[] was displayed automatically. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/49710847/how-to-disable-displaying-comments-at-the-end-of-array-in-vs-code

问题 I want VSCode line highlight to look like this Currently, it looks like this Basically I dont want VSCode to highlight the entire line. 回答1: add this to your settings.json (global or project) "workbench.colorCustomizations": { "editor.lineHighlightBackground": "#00000000" }, Set the line highlight to a transparent color 回答2: Look at the options for this setting: Editor: Render Line Highlight options are none , gutter , line and all You cannot just highlight the text part of the line. If that

问题 Every time I run my code, the terminal at the bottom is displaying this long name (I think the file location) as well as whatever output it's supposed to display. Is there a way to get that to go away? This is what it looks like: administrator@Machintosh-2 Exercise Files Python % /user/bin/python3... Hello world! administrator@Machintosh-2 Exercise Files Python % 回答1: AFAIK, there is no way to hide the paths, because the VS Code Integrated Terminal is basically using your OS/system's

问题 Currently, I have a Build Task set up in Visual Studio Code (not Visual Studio). When I press Ctrl + Shift + B , I get a list of my build tasks, I then have to select my task and then it will compile and run my program. Is there an easier way to do this, so instead of Ctrl + Shift + B -> Enter , I can just press one button and have a preset Build Task run? Either a keyboard button or a GUI button will work great. 回答1: Mark the task as your default build task via Terminal -> Configure Default

问题 I'm just starting practicing Java in VS Code. So, when an output is displayed in the Terminal, how can I hide all that unnecessary information with the path from showing every time? All I want to see is just my program data. sh-3.2$ /Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/jdk-11.0.5.jdk/Contents/Home/bin/java -Dfile.encoding=UTF-8 -cp "/Users/Alex/Documents/My Java Project/bin" app.MyClass Enter username test Username is: test sh-3.2$ Thanks. 回答1: so to do so first go in preferences-> settings and

问题 It is a similar situation I'd encountered several months ago using pylint prior to pylance: My python 3.9x - script (using VS Code on Lubuntu 20.04 LTS ) starts with the following import of custom "tools": import sys sys.path.append( '/home/andylu/Dokumente/Allgemeines_material/Sonstiges/Programming/Python/Scripts/' ) import General.Misc.general_tools as tools Now, Pylance states Import "General.Misc.general_tools" could not be resolvedPylance (reportMissingImports) even though when executing

问题 I'm using g++ GTK3 VSCode How do I get the following to work: Intellisense / code completion for gtk Buiding inside VSCode Debugging with VSCode Problem: VSCode does not find includes - especially #include <gtk/gtk.h> is red in source. 回答1: The important thing to note is, that you need to tell VSCode the include paths and compiler flags to work properly. First step: Open the target folder in VSCode. Now you should have a new hidden folder .vscode in there. Open it. You want to apply the