How to VS Code with lines connecting matching opening and closing brackets
I want to use VS Code with lines connecting matching opening and closing brackets like the picture below. I tried to do it in ‘File > Preferences > Settings,’ but it didn’t work. Is there any extension or VS Code setting that can do this?
Show number of references for a function
In this website I notice that in the screenshot they provided has the number of reference at which the function is called throughout the project. Does anyone know which extension provides this feature?
Show number of references for a function
In this website I notice that in the screenshot they provided has the number of reference at which the function is called throughout the project. Does anyone know which extension provides this feature?
VSCode TODO Highlight v2 specifying order of applied highlights
I’m trying to change the color of comments because the default is too dark. I would like all comments in one color, and to further highlight TODO:, FIXME:, and REVIEW: keywords. I have the following keywords, but the RegEx at the bottom ends up overriding all the other highlights. If I move RegEx to the top, it still overrides all the other keywords, and they all appear as #00cccc.
VSCode extension api – How can I get the files list importing the current active file?
Say there is a file opened and if I run the command, I wish that all the files that are importing the current active file.
VsCode c# dev extension reverts text color
I created a .net project in vs-code. In the last few days, every time I open a .cs file, everything looks fine at the first glance; but, a few seconds later, it all changes. It looks like the following screenshots.
VSCode sticky scroll line length
The sticky scroll line does not shows the full line. Instead it shows |Show more (1.4 KB)| at the end of the line and when I click it, the page will scroll back to line 0.
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Is there a “expand selection to the left/right” in VSCode?
VSCode has a feature to expand/shrink selection. This allows you to, say, quickly select the current statement and keep expanding the selection to the current code block, then the current function etc.
How can I set the default viewer/editor to files associated with SQLite with any file extension?
I’m working with a project producing SQLite files with many different extensions (e.g. *.mtsdb, *.mtsdb.map, and many other *.mtsdb.*s).
And I’ve got a wonderful VSCode extension to view SQLite files called SQLite Viewer.
For each time I open a file with new extension, I have to configure its default editor/viewer to SQLite Viewer in the Open with ... in the right click menu.
Easy way to add a formatter to vscode extension if you already have a formatter tool?
I’m thinking of adding a formatter to the Grafana Alloy vscode extension: https://github.com/grafana/vscode-alloy/issues/3