The extension now contributes a custom "editor" for files compressed with GNU Zip (gzip) compression.
When you open a file with one of the following file extensions, the extension will decompress the file, and write a new file to the workspace.
Here is an example demonstrating the naming convention.
You open a file called smile.svg.svgz.
The extension decompresses it, and creates a file called smile<unzippedSuffix>.svg.
Closes #16.
Usage (GNU Zip Compression)
The extension now contributes a custom "editor" for files compressed with GNU Zip (gzip) compression.
When you open a file with one of the following file extensions, the extension will decompress the file, and write a new file to the workspace. Here is an example demonstrating the naming convention.
You open a file called
smile.svg.svgz
. The extension decompresses it, and creates a file calledsmile<unzippedSuffix>.svg
.Supported File Types (gzip)
.gz
.gzip
.svgz
.emz
.tg