In a state graph editor,I can copy a transition,but how can I paste it?
I have tried paste to a new transition or in emty space but there no paste option.
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I'm still new to VS code and I saw this type of using VS code on two monitors, so I have 3 monitors and I'm on windows 10, I use the left one as a preview for the code I'm typing in chrome so that is sorted and I want my middle one to have the main code I'm working on and my right one is set vertically so I want it to run the terminal or of that file or another file so I can use both my right and middle to write code and I have no idea how can I do this.
there is a workaround, first in the file you want to open go and click ctrl+shift+p and search for open active file in new window, then in your new instance, press again ctrl+shit+p and search for Open User Settings(JSON) and add this line at the end of the settings "files.autoSave": "onFocusChange", so whenever you change windows the current file you're working on will be auto saved, hope this helps
In Visual Studio Code (VSCode), I often want to temporarily store some text while coding. A quick way to do this is to hit Ctrl + N (to open a new file in a new tab) and then Ctrl + V (to paste the text). I can then go back to the new tab later on and retrieve the text. This is safer than using the clipboard, because I don't want to accidentally blow it away by copying something else.
However, the ESLint extension for VSCode will automatically detect that I have pasted some JavaScript code into a new file and will immediately start linting it, even though it is a brand new & unsaved file. This clutters up the "Problems" pane with spurious errors.
How do I prevent this from happening?
The solution is to click on the language icon in the bottom right hand corner, and switch it to Plain Text (plaintext).
This will obviously disable the linter, because it won't be a JavaScript/TypeScript file anymore.
It's also probably possible to make a VSCode hotkey that will do this in one keystroke, but I don't really do this pattern often enough to justify making a custom hotkey for it.
Search preferences for "Format on paste" or in settings.json enter:
"editor.formatOnPaste": true
I have scene with the input field in unity.I am just trying to paste the copied code into that input field.I can paste it through cmd+v but unable to get panel with a paste option while right clicking.Is there any way to have access that panel after mouse right click in unity.
When I highlight some text with my mouse and then click off of the highlighted text, sometimes it copy pastes that text right after what was highlighted. I don't want it to copy paste on click, I just want it to unhighlight. I looked through the settings and configurations of my VS code, and couldn't find a way to turn it off. Any ideas?
The behavior you mention sounds a lot like the copy, drag and drop functionality that vscode offers and I occasionally accidentally trigger. It can be disabled by setting to false:
// Controls if the editor should allow to move selections via drag and drop.
"editor.dragAndDrop": false,
In Visual Studio Code the sidebar is collapsed by default. I want to have the file list always visible.
Is there a setting for this?
When you open VS Code on a single file or via File | New Window the side bar is collapsed to focus on the editor area. As soon as you open a folder, the side bar will reveal the contents of the folder.
Currently there is no way to always show the side bar when opening a single file. To open the side bar, use the Ctrl+B (Mac: Cmd+B) key binding.
I don't have this behavior. If you exit VSCODE, VSCODE will save the visible state of the sidebar. Next time you open VSCODE, VSCODE will restore the saved visible state.