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Alt+O (switch from header/source) keyboard shortcut not working with vscode-cpptools intellisense disabled #48

Closed mobad closed 6 years ago

mobad commented 6 years ago

You get an error now: The command is disabled because "C_Cpp.intelliSenseEngine" is set to "Disabled".

Now that we can fully disable intellisense in vscode-cpptools, are there plans to plans to duplicate some of these keyboard shortcuts in the cquery extension?

What are the recommended settings for vscode-cpptools now for people who want debugging from vscode-cpptools? I've currently got: "C_Cpp.autocomplete": "Disabled", "C_Cpp.errorSquiggles": "Disabled", "C_Cpp.intelliSenseEngine": "Disabled",

jacobdufault commented 6 years ago

I use https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=ryzngard.vscode-header-source for this which is fast; some of the other extensions are slow for this since they query the project.

jacobdufault commented 6 years ago

Re recommended settings, I'm not sure, as I don't use vscode-cpptools.

bdeeming commented 6 years ago

I am struggling with this also. I want to use CQuery for all editing activities, because it does so much more, and better - but I want the cpptools for the debugger support. Out of the box, with both installed, naturally you get duplicate autocomplete results, etc. @mobad with the 3 settings you mentioned defined, plus the extension that @jacobdufault suggested does this effectively work? I'll have another stab at it when time permits - first time round I didn't know about the "C_Cpp.intelliSenseEngine": "Disabled" option. @jacobdufault do you use an extension for debugger integration?

mobad commented 6 years ago

@bdeeming With the suggested extension and "Disabled", Alt+O works. You will also need to remove the Alt+O shortcut from vscode-cpptools or it will override this one.

@jacobdufault Recommended settings for debugging with vscode-cpptools would be useful to put in the wiki as I think this would be a very common setup.

jacobdufault commented 6 years ago

@jacobdufault do you use an extension for debugger integration?

Not much, I've often have painful experiences with debuggers on Chrome; they are too slow or unreliable (chrome's test runner also runs a separate process for each test, etc, which makes it more difficult to integrate tooling with). I tried https://github.com/WebFreak001/code-debug for a bit but I was unable to get it working well enough; I've been meaning to try the microsoft cpp tools since others have told me it works pretty well.

@jacobdufault Recommended settings for debugging with vscode-cpptools would be useful to put in the wiki as I think this would be a very common setup.

I'd greatly appreciate it if you're willing to edit the wiki :)