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oleg-shilo / cs-script.vscode

VSCode extension for CS-Script
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CSSConfig: searchDirs parameter not working. #10

Closed sellajad closed 6 years ago

sellajad commented 6 years ago

Updates after 1.4.0 have affected the searchDirs parameter in Engine Settings. This parameter does not seem to be working in later releases. Direct references to the directories and objects need to be put in to bypass the issue.

sellajad commented 6 years ago

I can edit the following file instead to get another workaround C:\Users\USER\AppData\Roaming\Code\User\cs-script.user\css_config.xml

oleg-shilo commented 6 years ago

Can you please have a look at your settings. Most likely you have cs-script.dotnet_run_host_on_win enabled. image

If it is the case then during the run the extension uses .NET runtime instead of Mono when hosted on Windows. And since .NET and Mono require slightly different settings they are controlled by the two different settings files: css_config.xml vs. css_config.mono.xml.

The settings file probing rules are simple. If only css_config.xml file is present then it is used for both runtimes .NET and Mono. And if css_config.xml and css_config.mono.xml files are present then the first is used under .NET and the second one under Mono.

To make it more obvious I have changed the "CS-Script: Engine Settings" command to open both files for editing:

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The description of the cs-script.dotnet_run_host_on_win has also been improved to indicate that an alternative setting file is to be used at runtime.

The fix will be available in the very next release.

oleg-shilo commented 6 years ago

OK, I found that it was a typo in the package.json that was always making cs-script.dotnet_run_host_on_win evaluated as 'true'. This is consistent with the signs you are describing

The fix is on the way.

oleg-shilo commented 6 years ago

Done.

sellajad commented 6 years ago

Thank you very much for responding so quickly to this. Great job and great software.