Visual studio code terminal
I cannot read the terminal . I changed the json file for the fonts but still I cannot read the letters in the terminal.
I changed json, terminal settings.
But unfortunately the fonts still cannot be read in the terminal.
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When I open my visual studio code my terminal is blank, neither ubuntu, nor command prompt, nor powershell, nor JavaScript debugger work.
I tried to change the path by which vs code calls my ubuntu but it didn't work.
I've been trying hard to configure Git bash for the visual studio terminal, but my visual studio did not detect the git bash files even after I put it in PATH. I've followed many tutorials but still, it seems not to be working.Here I'll show some of the terminal settings.json and the problems I'm facing Visual Studio Settings.json
Hi I'm trying to learn Python and this is the first time I use Visual Studio Code so I'm a complete beginner.
In the lessons that I'm following, the output of the code is visible in debug console, like the screenshot below:
In my installed version of Visual Studio Code (Win 7 32bits) I get all the output in the terminal section and it also shows my file directory, which I find distracting.
I'd like to set up Visual Studio Code so I get roughly the same results as the first picture, without my file directory being printed out once for every line of code... Is that possible?
Output in Visual Studio Code can't decode Cyrillic characters:
The same code works fine in PyCharm:
How do I quickly fix this issue? There must be some simple way.
Auto Guess Encoding in Settings doesn't work since it's for files, not the output.
Edit: the problem was the Code Runner extension in VSCode. Disabling it or running script in terminal does the job.
You can configure 'Code Runner' plugin to run your code in the integrated terminal.
Try it:
Open VSC Settings: Ctrl + ,
Search: code runner run in terminal
Click on checkbox.
Now your application with Cyrillic symbols run in Integred Terminal without encoding problems.
Trying to start with VSC and want to know if there is a shortcut to open VSC's text editor from it's terminal ?
Assuming you have added vscode to your PATH variable during the installation process you can just type code path/to/your/file. This will open the file in the current vscode instance.
If you want it to open in a new window add the -n flag. For example code path/to/your/file -n