You should give a chance for this extension: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=ms-vscode.cpptools With this, you can configure include paths for better IntelliSense results. Configuring includePath One way to configure e.g the QtCore module. Ctrl + Shift + p to open command palette Search for: C/Cpp: Edit Configurations You should have a new tab called: c_cpp_properties.json In configurations array … Read more
No, VS Code does not provide a generic solution to disable extensions within specific paths, but extensions can certainly offer this functionality on their own. Please report the performance issues to the offending extensions and consider filing a feature request to enable/disable the extension for a specific path. You can also disable extensions within individual … Read more
I guess that there’s a misunderstanding of the terms ‘warp’ is a terminal emulator application but VSCode integrates command shells like bash, zsh, etc. terminal apps in most cases it’s GUI apps that allow you to work with a command shell. In this case VSCode’s terminal window it’s a terminal app. that’s why you can’t … Read more
Try using go to symbol in workspace (bound to ⌘T by default). This should be implemented by dart and other language extensions. It’s up to each extension to determine how this feature works. JS/TS includes symbols from imported libraries for example, but this behavior may differ between extensions
Turns out you can shift + click to highlight all the results, and then you drag them over same as any other file. In vscode 1.71.2, at least. I had 150 to open. Phew.
Search for EOL in VScode settings and click on ‘\n’ to make LF default.
On Windows: Shift + Alt + F On Mac: Shift + Option + F On Linux: Ctrl + Shift + I Original answer How do you format code in Visual Studio Code (VSCode)? I’m adding it here because when I was looking for it I found your post before the other one. Hope it helps.
Neither of those are currently possible. I created an issue some time ago for installing extensions via the command line, be sure to give it a +1 to show your interest. Update The recommended way of doing this is through workspace recommended extensions, this is a .vscode/extensions.json in your project that will prompt the user … Read more
On the bottom of the side panel, there is an account icon (usually its sitting right above the cog icon). Click on it, click on your user name, and choose “log out”.
After a while, I found a solution that can be useful to others. In VS Code press: CTRL + SHIFT + P Type or select the option: Remote-SSH: kill VS Code Server on Host… Select the host name: And after this procedure, try connecting again to the host. That worked for me.