Is there anyway to log the lines sent to the Output tab?
I am having a problem with VS Code developing Salesforce
When I right click on the package.xml file in the manifest folder and request to retrieve source code,
I get the first Starting message:
18:59:20.788 Starting SFDX: Retrieve Source from Org
but then never see the ended message
19:01:08.612 ended SFDX: Retrieve Source from Org
Worse yet, the VS Code Output will clear automatically and I am left without any trace that I even ran the command. Argghhhh!!!!
I have found that when I commented out types for StaticResources the retrieve worked as normal.
It was very frustrating until I figured this out, as the system was automatically clearing the Output results.
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Which is the final outcome of the VScode [issue] #14298 (https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/issues/14298) ?
Is it: "No, we will NOT issue a warning, if an external app modifies a VScode opened file, like ALL other editors do ? (except Notepad)"
Up to now, I cannot find such a setting...
I have never seen a prompt when an open file is changed elsewhere. What I have seen is a warning when I try to save a file that has been changed elsewhere. I have seen this: preventing dirty writes
VS Code will show you an error message when you try to save a file
that cannot be saved because it has changed on disk. VS Code blocks
saving the file to prevent overwriting changes that have been made
outside of the editor.
In order to resolve the save conflict, click the Compare action in the
error message to open a diff editor that will show you the contents of
the file on disk (to the left) compared to the contents in VS Code (on
the right):
Until those issues have been resolved I believe that is as close as you are going to get.
Summary: MATLAB runs an earlier version of my code, despite having saved the new version.
When I run my code, MATLAB seems to run an older version of it. For example, I changed the print statement from "What is the name of the vector you wish to analyze?" to "Hello. How are you?", but it still runs the previous version of the code, despite the fact that I saved the file.
I have tried deleting all the files in the MATLAB "Current Folders" directory, and even opening new files for every small iteration of my code, but to no avail. I've tried searching for resolution to similar errors online, but this does not seem to have been documented previously. The only resource that even refers to this online seems to be this question, whose only resolution was that "The error message was misleading."
I would greatly appreciate any help. I am new to MATLAB, so please pardon any naive mistakes.
In all likelihood, there are two copies of the code, the one you are editing and the one you are running.
If the code you are trying to run is called "mycode", try typing which mycode. This will tell you the location of the code version that you are running. I would also recommend closing the editor window and typing edit mycode, which will open that version.
Note: From the screenshot, it appears that you are running MATLAB through a web browser and I don't know how that handles files.
I keep having this problem that VS Code is showing me multiple copies of the same file in my recently opened section. And I don't know how to get rid of this again 🙃
I've tried enabling workbench.editor.revealIfOpen to no effect.
Any inputs on how to only show one copy of the same file in recently opened?
Turns out this was because the extra copies where opened with a wrong path, it had ./ as a prefix. And vscode treats these as unique copies. It's been fixed for the ReScript extension in this pull request.
I want to create an extension that can access the command line input of a workspace terminal. I also want to record the various logs that occur within that console as well. I have looked at the extension API but haven't found anything useful. How would one go about doing this?
When I debug a Groovy/Grails program in STS, the first time in a session that it hits a breakpoint it asks me where the source code is.
When I click on that dialog, I need to add my "Project" and then it will work until I exit STS and restart.
(But for DEBUGGING only! Lines of code mentioned in the console, whether or not they're displayed as links, will NEVER display the source when clicked on.)
1) How do I make it remember it forever? I looked through all the properties/settings I could find.
And
2) How can I click on an line of code that's mentioned in the console window (say an Exception) and have it automatically go to that line? (Micsosoft Visual Studio will do it...and it's never had to ask me where my source code is. In my 15 years of using it....)
Not everything gets hyperlinked, and even when it does, it will never find the source code, even though I can navigate to it in the Project or Package explorers:
I can answer the second part of the question here. If you see a reference to a stack frame in the console window and it is not there is no hyperlink (often the hyperlink exists, but in certain situations it will not be), then you should select and copy the stack trace and paste it into a Java stack trace console: