I used to do it with Coc.nvim
:CocCommand clangd.switchSourceHeader
But now I have moved to built-in nvim lsp and haven't any idea how to the same.
I found this solution for coc, but still dont how to do this for nvim lsp.
execute 'edit' CocRequest('clangd', 'textDocument/switchSourceHeader', {'uri': 'file://'.expand("%:p")})
When using the built-in LSP client, I recommend using the nvim-lspconfig plugin for configuring the servers. For clangd, it creates a command :ClangdSwitchSourceHeader (see documentation).
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Is it possible to configure vs code to support the ZMODEM protocol? I could use xshell to download files with sz command, but when I try to use sz in vs code, here it returns some random number.
(base) [alpha#hpc03 newfile]$ sz INCAR
�*B00000000000000
I use Remote-SSH extension in vs code to connect to the Linux system.
My question is:
Is there any extension or configuration method that would allow me to use sz in vs code?
As far as I know (I looked, didn't find anything) there's no existing extension or method to use the ZModem protocol with VSCode. However, there's a pull request from 2017 that adds support for it to Xterm, which is the terminal display VSCode uses. As indicated in this mentioning issue the VSCode developers would need more information.
As far as an extension goes, if you or anyone reading this wanted to make an extension for this purpose, you could use this ZModem.js implementation of the protocol in Javascript, and write the extension yourself, or do something similar.
From the Remote-SSH docs
VS Code will look for the ssh command in the PATH. Failing that, on Windows it will attempt to find ssh.exe in the default Git for Windows install path. You can also specifically tell VS Code where to find the SSH client by adding the remote.SSH.path property to settings.json.
Maybe you can include Xshell somehow this way. Or find a windows version of zssh (not this from the Ziti project) and it could work. Another candidate is SecureCRT. (via). Probably these rich GUI apps are not embeddable as simple CLI programs, though. Which would be a useful feature in this case.
As suggested in the description of the Jupyter Miscrosoft extension for Visual Studio Code (VSC), I come here to ask you about support for cell metadata in jupyter notebooks. It seems nothing is currently available for adding cell metadata and, thus, using the papermill extension when writing python notebooks with VSC.
The last message in this 2019 github discussion, dated 2021-05-28, points to this other discussion where on 2021-05-13 someone suggested to use the Jupyter Powertools extension.
However, as of today 2021-10-03, that extension seems not to be compatible with either of my VSC versions:
VSC 1.60.2
VSC Insiders: 1.61.0
with no updates available for either one of them (using Windows 10).
Is there any way to use papermill with VSC? If not, are you aware of any papermill alternatives for parameterizing notebooks while using VSC?
Thanks
I find extension Jupyter Power Tools that can add tag by click icon tag+ left beside icon python. But it failed in vscode version 1.660
Update - Jupyter Power Tools is now deprecated and functionality to be included within MSFT's Jupyter PowerToys extension. A tags interface / cell metadata editor does not appear to have been included, but they have an open issue here.
I use VS Code for multiple languages and don't always need an interpreter. I also use multiple Python versions, usually managed via Pipenv. I find the constant nagging to select an interpreter really annoying; can I disable it?
After all, I'll soon quickly find out I don't have one selected when I try and run the code.
Yes. You can go into settings, extensions, Python ( which is generating the popup) , and there you can check the box next to "Python: Disable Installation Check"
Is you open the settings.json file instead, you are going to add/check the setting to this.
"python.disableInstallationCheck": true
For reference, I'm on VS Code for Mac v1.6, Python extension is v2021.12.1559732655.
I'd like to watch vscode builtin terminal output or at least be able to read whole output. This output will be searched against some pattern.
I looked at this question, but mentioned method
window.onDidWriteTerminalData
appears to be not available at current api.
How to read terminal output from vscode extension?
It cannot do in stable version of VSCode. Try window.onDidWriteTerminalData API only in Insider version.
For your information, there are several options, not official supported by VSCode.
Use node-pty to create and manage the process and then hook it up using ExtensionTerminalOptions.
Create a process/script that wraps the terminal shell.
reference:
https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/issues/83224
https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/commit/dc6b475be75999e78233f9f6951ef66f18f768ea#r53974957
Currently a (neo)vim user, I read that VS Code supports neovim backend integration, but after searching I cannot find how to set it up.
Can someone explains how to set up neovim integration in VS Code?
Thank you.
PS : I use both linux and windows so if there are some OS specifity you could mention it.
I believe the integration you read about was referring the neovim integration in VSCodeVim: https://github.com/VSCodeVim/Vim#neovim-integration
This one uses a real instance of neovim as editor back-end: https://github.com/asvetliakov/vscode-neovim