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11 months ago It seems you can use "Create Snippet". The "Create Snippet" can auto escape the $ and create a snippet that output is just like what you selected.
With "Create Snippet (Without Escape)" we can do some amazing things, like:
Different:
See Snippet Syntax in Visual Studio Code and #17
I'm using the snippets manager with powershell. Some little example code:
`# Define some variable $variable = 'Something'
if ($variable -eq 'something') { Write-Host $variable }`
I have selected the code and added it to the snippets using the context menu "Create Snippet" and "Create Snippet (Without Excape)". At this point everything seems ok, the $ sign will be shown, see screenshot.
When I'm adding the code snippet, the $ sign is missing, see also screenshots.
It would be great, if this issue could be fixed. I'm looking forward to it! Otherwise, the Snippet Manager is a great tool, thank you for your work!