Is there a way to enable word wrap to the tool tip that shows over the variable value in the Variables panel?
Is there a way to enable word wrap for the tool tip that shows as you hover over a variables value?
Is there a way to enable word wrap to the tool tip that shows over the variable value in the Variables panel?
Is there a way to enable word wrap for the tool tip that shows as you hover over a variables value?
Is there a way to enable word wrap to the tool tip that shows over the variable value in the Variables panel?
Is there a way to enable word wrap for the tool tip that shows as you hover over a variables value?
Is there a way to enable word wrap to the tool tip that shows over the variable value in the Variables panel?
Is there a way to enable word wrap for the tool tip that shows as you hover over a variables value?
VS Code in a partition and projects in another
On my HD, I have two Linux partitions (Mint and Debian) plus a spare. I currently use VS Code and projects on the mint partition.
Now I would need to use the Debian partition as well and was thinking of putting the projects on the spare partition.
At the moment, I have tried to recreate the same environment as the /Projects dir also in the spare partition by copying both the projects, and the /.code dir. In a test project, I edited the launch.json file by putting the full path to where this project is located, but it didn’t work.
VS Code in a partition and projects in another
On my HD, I have two Linux partitions (Mint and Debian) plus a spare. I currently use VS Code and projects on the mint partition.
Now I would need to use the Debian partition as well and was thinking of putting the projects on the spare partition.
At the moment, I have tried to recreate the same environment as the /Projects dir also in the spare partition by copying both the projects, and the /.code dir. In a test project, I edited the launch.json file by putting the full path to where this project is located, but it didn’t work.
VS Code in a partition and projects in another
On my HD, I have two Linux partitions (Mint and Debian) plus a spare. I currently use VS Code and projects on the mint partition.
Now I would need to use the Debian partition as well and was thinking of putting the projects on the spare partition.
At the moment, I have tried to recreate the same environment as the /Projects dir also in the spare partition by copying both the projects, and the /.code dir. In a test project, I edited the launch.json file by putting the full path to where this project is located, but it didn’t work.
VS Code in a partition and projects in another
On my HD, I have two Linux partitions (Mint and Debian) plus a spare. I currently use VS Code and projects on the mint partition.
Now I would need to use the Debian partition as well and was thinking of putting the projects on the spare partition.
At the moment, I have tried to recreate the same environment as the /Projects dir also in the spare partition by copying both the projects, and the /.code dir. In a test project, I edited the launch.json file by putting the full path to where this project is located, but it didn’t work.
VS Code in a partition and projects in another
On my HD, I have two Linux partitions (Mint and Debian) plus a spare. I currently use VS Code and projects on the mint partition.
Now I would need to use the Debian partition as well and was thinking of putting the projects on the spare partition.
At the moment, I have tried to recreate the same environment as the /Projects dir also in the spare partition by copying both the projects, and the /.code dir. In a test project, I edited the launch.json file by putting the full path to where this project is located, but it didn’t work.
VS Code in a partition and projects in another
On my HD, I have two Linux partitions (Mint and Debian) plus a spare. I currently use VS Code and projects on the mint partition.
Now I would need to use the Debian partition as well and was thinking of putting the projects on the spare partition.
At the moment, I have tried to recreate the same environment as the /Projects dir also in the spare partition by copying both the projects, and the /.code dir. In a test project, I edited the launch.json file by putting the full path to where this project is located, but it didn’t work.