vscode-settings

问题 I recently downloaded VSCode. Im doing some development work. Usually I do the following steps: 1) cd into my Dev folder 2) then code my_projects Now inside my_projects folder, its the root workspace directory. I have my VS code opened, and can navigate to following folders/files: my_projects/ > DBHelper > dbhelper.py > config.ini > PortfolioManagement > Learning Now when i open dbhelper.py, I tried the following test: import os print(os.getcwd()) I get the following: my_projects But I'm

问题 I recently downloaded VSCode. Im doing some development work. Usually I do the following steps: 1) cd into my Dev folder 2) then code my_projects Now inside my_projects folder, its the root workspace directory. I have my VS code opened, and can navigate to following folders/files: my_projects/ > DBHelper > dbhelper.py > config.ini > PortfolioManagement > Learning Now when i open dbhelper.py, I tried the following test: import os print(os.getcwd()) I get the following: my_projects But I'm

问题 I recently downloaded VSCode. Im doing some development work. Usually I do the following steps: 1) cd into my Dev folder 2) then code my_projects Now inside my_projects folder, its the root workspace directory. I have my VS code opened, and can navigate to following folders/files: my_projects/ > DBHelper > dbhelper.py > config.ini > PortfolioManagement > Learning Now when i open dbhelper.py, I tried the following test: import os print(os.getcwd()) I get the following: my_projects But I'm

问题 In vscode (or most other editors I tried for that matter) when I have a block of code like this: function() { if(test1) { doThis(); andThenDoThat(); } } And I try to comment out the line andThenDoThat() e.g. by pressing Ctrl + / , I will get this: function() { if(test1) { doThis(); // andThenDoThat(); } } What I would like to get is this: function() { if(test1) { doThis(); // andThenDoThat(); } } In other words, I want the comment to preserve the original indentation of the code, and start

问题 In vscode (or most other editors I tried for that matter) when I have a block of code like this: function() { if(test1) { doThis(); andThenDoThat(); } } And I try to comment out the line andThenDoThat() e.g. by pressing Ctrl + / , I will get this: function() { if(test1) { doThis(); // andThenDoThat(); } } What I would like to get is this: function() { if(test1) { doThis(); // andThenDoThat(); } } In other words, I want the comment to preserve the original indentation of the code, and start

问题 In vscode (or most other editors I tried for that matter) when I have a block of code like this: function() { if(test1) { doThis(); andThenDoThat(); } } And I try to comment out the line andThenDoThat() e.g. by pressing Ctrl + / , I will get this: function() { if(test1) { doThis(); // andThenDoThat(); } } What I would like to get is this: function() { if(test1) { doThis(); // andThenDoThat(); } } In other words, I want the comment to preserve the original indentation of the code, and start

问题 how to keep shown the suggestions popup in visual-studio-code while moving the caret one character in the same word, so I don't have to hit ctrl-space shortcut again? 回答1: This should now be possible with VSCode 1.51 (Oct. 2020): Move cursor to select suggestions You can now move the cursor while suggestions are showing. For instance, you can trigger suggestions at the end of a word, move left to see more suggestions, and then use replace to overwrite the word. Theme: GitHub Light 回答2:

问题 how to keep shown the suggestions popup in visual-studio-code while moving the caret one character in the same word, so I don't have to hit ctrl-space shortcut again? 回答1: This should now be possible with VSCode 1.51 (Oct. 2020): Move cursor to select suggestions You can now move the cursor while suggestions are showing. For instance, you can trigger suggestions at the end of a word, move left to see more suggestions, and then use replace to overwrite the word. Theme: GitHub Light 回答2:

问题 I've only found one other question asking exactly this with no answer, so I'm asking here. I am running Ubuntu 18.04, VSCode latest version. I have installed OpenCV 3.4.9 from source to /usr/local When I import cv2 and then try to type "cv2.", VSCode is unable to autocomplete. The only suggestions it makes are "bootstrap" and "os". I have no problem with autocomplete with any other module like numpy or rospy, or even when OpenCV is installed from pip. It seems the issue is only when OpenCV is

问题 The Error is shown when I input anything in the output window 回答1: As the name implies, output window is only for displaying output. It seems that you're using VSCode Coderunner extension, which by default runs program in output window. To change it to terminal, simply put : "code-runner.runInTerminal": true In your VSCode User Settings (shortcut: Ctrl + , ). 回答2: Type the input in the console, not the output window. 回答3: you cant input anything in output window. if you want make any change