Closed DnnMitko closed 4 years ago
Hello.
I need more information to find the issue. So I need you to do these to get more information:
Disable All Installed Extensions for this Workspace
.C++ Helper
from extensions.Developers: Reload Window
Help > Toggle Developer Tools
and click on the console tab.Create Implementation
or Create Header Guard
.Save as
and save the log file.At last, you can enable your extensions by command Extensions: Enable All Extensions
.
And also tell what OS you are using. Thanks.
Screenshots:
I'm running on a Debian GNU/Linux 8 64bit This is what I got as i opened a header, before even getting to click on a command. Nothing new was added as i clicked on either commands.
abstractExtensionService.ts:396 Activating extension 'amiralizadeh9480.cpp-helper' failed: Cannot find module './Helpers' Require stack:
@DnnMitko I think it's platform-specific problem because of file name case-sensitivity so I gonna install a Linux OS and test extension on that as soon as possible. Thanks for your patience and help.
Hello.
The issue solved in v0.0.5. I tested on Ubuntu 18.04 and v0.0.5 works fine. And it was a problem with compiled files on my windows.
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I keep getting these notifications whenever i try to use any of the features:
command 'cpp-helper.create-header-guard' not found command 'cpp-helper.create-implementation' not found
My settings are:
"CppHelper.HeaderGuardPattern": "
__{FILE}_H__
", "CppHelper.SourcePattern": [ "{FILE}.cpp", ]I'm on VSCode version: 1.43.2
I tried reinstalling the extension, reloading the window, disable/enable of the extension and binding commands to shortcuts. I can find the commands in the keybindings and it knows they're valid.