I want to make vscode's extension which can get log in debug console and make suggestions for errors, but i dont know how to get the log, So my question is if have some documentation to manipulate debug console messages or how i can work with debug console messages in my vscode extension.
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Ufter updating debugger doesn't work. When I click RUN AND DEBUG nothing is happening. And I can't run the program in the debug console.
Previously I just clicked RUN AND DEBUG and ran the program by writing "node nameOfTheProgram.js" in debug console and it was working. How can I fix it?
errors from debug console
In my extension, sending things I need to console.log() works fine while I'm in debug mode with my extension. This sends output to the Debug Console in VS Code during debug mode.
What method(s) are appropriate for sending output from the extension to the Debug Console when not in debug mode, so that the user with my extension installed can see output I want redirected there?
I am writing a VS code extension and the log was output to Debug Console, but user can't see the log if they didn't open Debug Console, so I want to show VS code debug console, but I couldn't find the API to do that.
Can someone help?
vscode.commands.executeCommand('workbench.debug.action.toggleRepl');
This can show Debug Console! But it will hide the Debug Console if Debug Console has already opened.
I am unable to run my Crossrider extension on Firefox 34.0.5.
I have enabled all about:config needed variables in order to trace errors but can't get any error in the consoles (page console, browser console).
I am also unable to install the extension in debug mode, getting a message of
"Failure installing the debug extension of your Crossrider Extension"
each and everytime, without any errors in the consoles.
May that be a bug in Crossrider's system?
I am however able to run the extension in Chrome and Safari, IE does not run it as well, but that is another story.
I'm clueless, did anyone experienced these problem?
There are a lot of question/answers about how to detect from the code if Eclipse is running in debug mode; but I can't find any source the describes how the user can find out if Eclipse is running in debug mode or not. I have examined Eclipse while running an application to find out if it is running the application in debug mode or not, and I can't find any source explaining this. I have also gone through the output messages in console, and again there is nothing that indicates if the application is running in debug mode.
So, can someone please tell me how I can find out if the application that is running in eclipse is running in debug mode or not.
Switch to the "Debug" perspective and look at the Debug pane. If it looks like this, you're not debugging:
And if it looks like this, you are debugging: