Open jcsahnwaldt opened 8 months ago
Could you give an example of an extension that recognizes text files automatically? I'm aware that vscode itself checks to see if a file is a text file when you open it, but if there is some registry I am not aware of it. It makes sense that one would exist, but...
I did also search the vscode extension api docs for things like file type
, type
, file extension
, etc. but didn't find anything like that :(.
As for a textFileAssociations
-like setting for file types, I think that's a great idea! I'll take a look at that at some point, or someone else is welcome to make a pull request; it doesn't seem that difficult to implement.
@jcsahnwaldt, @dox-exon, @KingNucifera, @LiveFreeAndRoam, and @giac-fab.
I'm sorry for the delay in addressing your issues. I have been working on other projects lately, but rest assured, I have not forgotten about this one! I intend to work on these in the near future.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. It's great that I can quickly create an issue to request file type support, but it would also be great if I could change my local settings to tell Zip Viewer that files with a certain extension are text files.
Describe the solution you'd like I'd like to add something like
"zipViewer.textFileAssociations": [ "*.foo" ]
to my user or workspace settings to make Zip Viewer always treat these files as text files.Describe alternatives you've considered There already is a
zipViewer.textFileAssociations
setting, but it doesn't seem to understand*.foo
or*.zip
wildcards, so I'd have to add an entry for each.foo
file in each zip file, which isn't practical if I have many such files.I don't know the internals of VS Code, but maybe there's a global file type registry that Zip Viewer could access? For example, other extensions already know that
.gradle
files are text files, but Zip Viewer doesn't.