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What language can vscode be written in?
vscode is a powerful code editor that supports the development of multiple programming languages. By installing extensions, you can provide intelligent code completion, debugging and formatting functions for JavaScript/TypeScript, Python, Java, C#, PHP, Go, Ruby, Rust, HTML/CSS and other languages. If you want to know more about vscode, you can read the articles below this topic.
How to use VSCodeVSCode (Visual Studio Code) is a very popular open source text editor developed by Microsoft. It is not only a simple text editor, but also provides many powerful functions and plug-ins, allowing developers to develop software more efficiently. This article will introduce how to use VSCode to help beginners get started quickly. Installation and configuration: Download VSCode: Open the official VSCode website and select the version suitable for your operating system to download. Install VSCode: Next
How to set up automatic detection in VscodeVscode is a free, open source, and efficient software development tool. Some friends want to know how to set up automatic detection in Vscode. The editor below will give you a detailed introduction to the tutorial on setting up automatic detection in Vscode. If you are interested, you can take a look. 1. Double-click to open the software, click the gear icon in the lower left corner, and then select "settings" in the option list. 2. In the window interface that opens, click the "terminal" option in the left column. 3. Then find the "AutoDetect" option in the "Task" column on the right. 4. Finally, click the drop-down button of the option box to set it
How to create a new terminal in VscodeSome friends want to create a new terminal window when using Vscode, but they don’t know how to create a new terminal in Vscode. Next, the editor will give you a detailed introduction to the method of creating a new terminal in Vscode. If you are interested, you can take a look. 1. Double-click to open the software and click the "Terminal" option in the menu bar above. 2. Then select "New Terminal" in the option list below. 3. In this way, a new terminal is successfully created in the editing area below.
Use vscode to remotely debug the Linux kernelPreface The previous article introduced the use of QEMU+GDB to debug the Linux kernel. However, sometimes it is not very convenient to directly use GDB to debug and view the code. Therefore, on such an important occasion, how can the artifact of vscode be missing? This article introduces how to use vscode to remotely debug the kernel. Environment for this article: Windows 10 vs Code Ubuntu 20.04. I personally use Tencent Cloud Server, so I save the process of installing a virtual machine. Start directly from vscode configuration. Install the vscode plug-in remote-ssh. Find the Remote-SSH plug-in in the plug-in library and install it. After the installation is complete, there will be an additional function on the right toolbar. Press F1 to call out the pair.
How to disable guides in Vscode editorSome friends want to turn off the editing reference line in Vscode, but they don’t know how to turn off the editor reference line in Vscode. The following editor will give you a detailed introduction to the steps to turn off the editor reference line in Vscode. If you are interested, you can take a look. . 1. Double-click to open the software, click the "View" option in the upper left corner, select "Render Spaces" in the option list below, and uncheck it. 2. Then click the gear "Settings" icon in the lower left corner and select the "Settings" option in the given list. 3. After entering the new window interface, enter "renderIndentGuide" in the search box in the upper left corner
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