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Started by atomix, Nov 27, 2021, 09:05 PM

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Stephen Moss

Quote from: atomix on Feb 18, 2022, 03:44 PMI created this extension for VSCode IDE to help develop your beautiful compilers further.
I am not clear on the differences between VSCode and Visual Studio, would it also work in Visual Studio or is it strictly VSCode only?

atomix


atomix

A brief overview of the possibilities VSCode - https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/editor/codebasics

P.S. If you are disabled "Quick Suggestions", then auto completion of words can be called manually pressing CTRL + Space.

atomix

#83
New Release 1.4.9

- Added help with Procedure and Define Signatures (from the comment above)
- Various minor fixes

top204

#84
That is excellent Atomix, and you have my thanks.

You and JohnB and Norm have created wonderful IDEs for the users, and I am forever grateful to you all.

joesaliba

Hi Atomix,

I am trying out this IDE. But cannot get two things.

1. How to install a programmer?
2. Under explorer on the left had side, how can see Labels, Procedures, Symbol etc...?

Thank you

Joe

atomix

#86
1) Settings -> pos.main.programmer (https://protoncompiler.com/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=732.0;attach=961;image)

  And also if in the folder with the program (* .bas) there is a file "programmer.cmd" then it starts with parameters:

  programmer.cmd devname "hexfile"

2) Find "outline" -> https://protoncompiler.com/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=732.0;attach=1217;image

joesaliba

Quote from: atomix on Feb 24, 2022, 07:33 AM1) Settings -> pos.main.programmer (https://protoncompiler.com/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=732.0;attach=961;image)

  And also if in the folder with the program (* .bas) there is a file "programmer.cmd" then it starts with parameters:

  programmer.cmd devname "hexfile"

2) Find "outline" -> https://protoncompiler.com/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=732.0;attach=1217;image

Thank you

Joe

atomix

#88
New Release 1.5.0

- Fixed adding separator when showing Hover block.

atomix

New Release 1.5.2

- Fixed navigation when clicked on the includes elements.

atomix

New Release 1.5.3

- Added selection a location of an editor (for new open ASM or LST files) in the window.

top204

#91
Excellent work Atomix.

From day one of using the Visual Studio Code IDE, I have had issues with font clarity on the screen.

I always use Courier New font, but in the Visual Studio Code IDE, it is very faded and is sometimes harder to read. It is the same with all fonts. Has anyone else seen this?

I have attached a screenshot with the Visual Studio in the left hand side of the desktop, and the standard IDE on the right hand side. You can see the differences in the font clarity. They are both using exactly the same font and font size etc...

Any ideas how to correct this within the Visual Studio IDE. It does not occur in my other Windows applications I use. But when I use Visual Studio for other C++ programs, it is the same, and makes it harder to work within it.


top204

#93
Thanks for the link Atomix.

I tried it and it has not made any difference at all, unfortunately. :-)

With Windows 10, the properties window mechanism is different to what is documented in the link, so I created a .bat file to run the IDE with the command parameters, so it does the same thing:

code.exe --disable-gpu --enable-use-zoom-for-dsf

It runs the IDE no problem, but the faded font issue is still there.


atomix

#95
You can try to change in the settings Windows 10  -> DPI Scaling settings = 125 % and setup font size 16 in VSCode IDE.

atomix

New Release 1.5.4

- Fixed that if when compiling the user passed to another tab, the path to the file changed.

atomix

New Release 1.5.7

- Added highlighting binary numbers as 0b notation.
- The link to the forum in the "About" page has been changed.
- Fixed errors in the "database.json" file.

ricardourio

Atomix, is there a way to jump to error or warnig line directly from Output message ? Like Crtl + click on warning line number

Ricardo Urio

atomix

I will realize it later, while I am very busy.