![]() ![]() While it was much easier to setup I still got the same output result. I even tried komodo yesterday (recommended by a different tutorial). I'ts just hard to believe in all this overly complicated VSC environment there is not a way to parse the output and remove such things. I will have a play.įor now I guess I will just have to put up with it. So things are setup and put in certain places for remote backup and things I dont understand. These are work laptops given to us in a hurry last day before they sent us home for the lockdown. I can see it would be better to install python elsewhere. Language server was restarted and all is good now. terminal where you can trigger IDF Monitor Commands from within VS Code as you are. "To only get filename in output,change to this." Recommended way to install ESP-IDF Visual Studio Code Extension is by. Im not sure exactly where you want me to put the code found under I have disabled it and we are back to normal. The see thru drop down windows was caused by palsticAB extension. I had replied to this earlier but the forum locked up and its lost. I can't discern the menu items(text) from the text behind them.(I can't screen shot this)Ģ)I get a popup warning about intellicode now. Some side effects of all this setup are:ġ)The pull down menu backgrounds are all see thru now. It would help If I could solve that because at least then the "hello world" text ie the output would be the only white text after the green garbage and thus easy to view. Im also not sure what the white text and UNC path not supported means. Id be content if it just displayed the filename. ![]() the filename being run is displayed too, its just that you have a very short path and so its not so confusing. Looking at your screen capture its the same. However as you see the " path" is still predominating the output. The fact the terminal chosen is " Code" and not powershell makes me think its running your system now. "nInTerminal": false, now run code in output and not terminal. Quote:Follow VS Code from start using Code Runner then have better and easy control of where to output code. There were a few things that looked different(possibly due to new version etc)but I think I managed the same outcome. I followed the "VS code from start" as you suggested. Which is better but still cluttered by the path and file being executed text. We only get Quote:& C:/Users/symonds/AppData/Local/Microsoft/WindowsApps/python.exe "//ad./home/User094/symonds/Documents/Python-Exercises/Exercise Files/Ch2/helloworld_finished.py"īefore the actual codes output of Quote:hello world! Ok tried that trick Quote:Function prompt " Quote:If you hate the long prompt and don't mind not always knowing what directory you are in, you can do this in powershell Quote:Maybe you mix of Visual studio with VS Code,Īhh yes my bad, I tried to find a way to edit the original post (to add "code" to the title) but cant sorry. ![]()
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