Interface for Variables

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Interface for Variables #102

Closed tomitrescak closed 6 years ago

tomitrescak commented 6 years ago

I have implemented a simple yet useful interface for watching Python Variables from VS CODE. Features:

Show all defined variables
Show / Hide Variable content
Automatically update variable content after code run
Pin (watch) variables, useful when optimising a specific value or when comparing results in two variables
Visualise true / false values in color

Here is a DEMO gif:

pythinvariables

KNOWN ISSUES:

Optimisation could be smarter, sending only changed variables
First variables are sent after 500ms delay, as for some reason socket is incorrectly mixing variable updates with code result calls
Lines of dataset are limited to 500 and array elements to 10.000. This is hardcoded, should be probably configurable via VS Code config option

DonJayamanne commented 6 years ago

I'll look into this PR soon, looks awesome. Thanks

tomitrescak commented 6 years ago

Good news ;) I am using it a lot, hopefully others will find it useful.

ghost commented 6 years ago

This looks great, really useful. Has this feature been included in the latest version on the marketplace? If so is there anything I need to configure to get it working?

DonJayamanne commented 6 years ago

@tomitrescak I'd like to publish the new version. Unfortunately it doesn't seem to be working in master. Please could you check it out. Thanks

Oulander commented 6 years ago

Super excited to get this, thanks a million @tomitrescak and @DonJayamanne for the great work!

tomitrescak commented 6 years ago

@DonJayamanne, how can we help to get the new version out? thanks.

Frawzey commented 5 years ago

Hi, any update on this? @DonJayamanne @tomitrescak

tomitrescak commented 5 years ago

I think the project is dormant or abandoned. I encourage you to try PyCharm. It just does not get better then that. (No affiliation with them, just enjoying the Product)

Frawzey commented 5 years ago

I moved from PyCharm to VS Code because its light and faster. Now I have to move back? 👎

tomitrescak commented 5 years ago

@Frawzey you do not have to do anything ... that's what I did. I submitted the PR here to have a better tooling for Python. You are welcome to contribute as well.

alex-delacruz commented 5 years ago

Not working

tomitrescak commented 5 years ago

@alex-Delacruz you just won the contest for the most useless comment on github.