Closed Makogan closed 4 months ago
The thing you're seeing is what VSCode believes is a "tree view", so it seems there's no way to get multiple rows other than by expanding the tree:
But that's not really ideal. A better option is to place the cursor at the start of the accessor in question, such as accessor 81 here:
And then press ALT + d for "decode'. This opens a new text viewer with the decoded data:
As a separate text viewer, this allows easier copying of data, etc.
FWIW, there is already an option for copying the data to text via copy and paste.
Currently the values in a matrix buffer are printed like this:
Each vector in that list is actually a column, but because they are printed horizontally the user can miss interpret them as rows.
The vectors should be the rows of the matrix not the columns.