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ryuta46 / vscode-multi-command

Visual Studio Code Plugin named multi-command
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How do you find out what the commands are called in settings #12

Closed AviCraimer closed 4 years ago

AviCraimer commented 5 years ago

Is there a way to check what a given command is called in the json settings notation. For example, if I open the command pallet I can see the natural language descriptions of commands e.g., "Python: Run Python File in Terminal" but this does not tell what that command would be called within the settings JSON, e.g., something like "python.runFile".

How do I find out what the commands are called?

ryuta46 commented 5 years ago

I found this. https://stackoverflow.com/a/50777155/10981066

In short,

  1. Execute "Developer: Set Log Level..." and select "trace" in the command palette.
  2. Execute command of you want to know the name.
  3. You can see the name in output panel for Window process( you can set the process for output in the rightside of the output panel).
ryuta46 commented 4 years ago

I added this information to the README file.

https://github.com/ryuta46/vscode-multi-command/blob/master/README.md