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Vs code has a setting, files.defaultlanguage, to configure a default language for untitled files. Basically, i want to be able to. Post vs code 1.97, i think that thing has moved to the title bar and is visible even without the extension installed, and i believe that can be hidden using the chat.commandcenter.enabled.
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How can i do a similar thing in visual studio code? I'm currently using vscode and am trying to use the f12 shortcut which takes me to a definition of an object/function. I just had the same issue.
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In the latter case, vs code automatically activated the selected environment.
In visual studio professional, we have a shortcut key, ctrl + m ctrl + o to collapse all methods and properties in a class. The font used for tab titles, menus, and other text that's part of vs code itself, as opposed to content such as code within an editor, is currently arial. Microsoft recently released visual studio code and i am a little confused about its usage, since visual studio has lot of functional similarities with it. Once you switch the interpreter vs code should create a.vscode folder within your workspace with a.
When i want to go back to the reference, i can't seem to find the right. With this release, the setting can take a new value {activeeditorlanguage} that will. I just installed vs code on my mac and it could not find the command to select the interpreter. Turns out that i was running in restricted mode!
