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Jane.doe at 05:35, 4 February 2025

2025-02-04T05:35:48Z

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			If you already know how to use Visual Studio Code and just need help with this extension, use the [[VMS IDE Quick Start]].

	==Installing Visual Studio Code==		==Installing Visual Studio Code==
	To start working with VMS IDE you need to install [https://code.visualstudio.com/ Visual Studio Code] editor.		To start working with VMS IDE you need to install [https://code.visualstudio.com/ Visual Studio Code] editor.

Srdau at 08:28, 10 September 2024

2024-09-10T08:28:30Z

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	To select the type of configuration:		To select the type of configuration:
	# Select '''Extensions''' view in the '''Activity''' bar		# Select '''Extensions''' view in the '''Activity''' bar
	# ~~Right-click~~ the '''Gear''' icon of the '''VMS IDE''' extension		# Click the '''Gear''' icon of the '''VMS IDE''' extension
	# Click the '''Extension Settings'''		# Click the '''Extension Settings'''
	# Select the '''Using Type''' item of the config from the drop-down list. We recommend using '''FS''' (default value)		# Select the '''Using Type''' item of the config from the drop-down list. We recommend using '''FS''' (default value)

Alexey.klimenko at 06:37, 15 December 2021

2021-12-15T06:37:38Z

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	"keyFile": "h:/.ssh/sv01",		"keyFile": "h:/.ssh/sv01",
	"port": 22,		"port": 22,
	"username": "~~test1~~",		"username": "Smith",
	"label": "Server1 keys"		"label": "Server1 keys"
	},		},
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	"keyFile": "",		"keyFile": "",
	"port": 22,		"port": 22,
	"username": "~~test~~",		"username": "Smith",
	"label": "Server1 pass"		"label": "Server1 pass"
	}		}

Alexey.klimenko at 06:32, 15 December 2021

2021-12-15T06:32:57Z

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	{		{
	"connection": {		"connection": {
	"host": "<~~Boston~~ keys>"		"host": "<Server1 keys>"
	},		},
	"host-collection": {		"host-collection": {
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	"keyFile": "h:/.ssh/sv01",		"keyFile": "h:/.ssh/sv01",
	"port": 22,		"port": 22,
	"username": "~~vorfolomeev~~",		"username": "test1",
	"label": "~~Boston~~ keys"		"label": "Server1 keys"
	},		},
	{		{
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	"keyFile": "",		"keyFile": "",
	"port": 22,		"port": 22,
	"username": "~~vorfolomeev~~",		"username": "test",
	"label": "~~Boston~~ pass"		"label": "Server1 pass"
	}		}
	]		]

Alexey.klimenko: /* To upload files from the local machine to a remote one */

2021-04-19T11:17:47Z

To upload files from the local machine to a remote one

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	If you have project files only on your local machine and want to upload them to a remote machine:		If you have project files only on your local machine and want to upload them to a remote machine:
	# Invoke “'''Command Palette'''”: press <Ctrl>+<Shift>+<nowiki><P></nowiki>		# Invoke “'''Command Palette'''”: press <Ctrl>+<Shift>+<nowiki><P></nowiki>
	# Type <code>>vms-ide: Upload ~~all~~</code> in the '''Command Palette''' bar		# Type <code>>vms-ide: Upload files</code> in the '''Command Palette''' bar
	# Select the <code>vms-ide: Upload ~~all~~</code> command from the drop-down list		# Select the <code>vms-ide: Upload files</code> command from the drop-down list

	Files from your local machine will be upload to a remote one. Info about the synchronization process will be shown in the panel. Uploaded files can be verified on the remote side:		Files from your local machine will be upload to a remote one. Info about the synchronization process will be shown in the panel. Uploaded files can be verified on the remote side:

Alexey.klimenko: /* Upload your project files to a remote machine */

2021-04-19T11:16:43Z

Upload your project files to a remote machine

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	# Select the project		# Select the project
	# Invoke “'''Command Palette'''”: press <Ctrl>+<Shift>+<nowiki><P></nowiki>		# Invoke “'''Command Palette'''”: press <Ctrl>+<Shift>+<nowiki><P></nowiki>
	# Type <code>>vms-ide: Upload ~~all~~</code> in the '''Command Palette''' bar		# Type <code>>vms-ide: Upload files</code> in the '''Command Palette''' bar
	# Select the <code>vms-ide: Upload ~~all~~</code> command from the drop-down list		# Select the <code>vms-ide: Upload files</code> command from the drop-down list
			If you work on a project with dependencies, repeat these operations for other projects.

	====Building on VMS====		====Building on VMS====

Alexey.klimenko: /* Preparing for debugging */

2021-04-16T07:20:52Z

Preparing for debugging

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	# Customize debug settings and (or) save changes: press <Ctrl>+<nowiki><S></nowiki>. The '''launch.json''' file will be saved to the .vscode directory in the root of the project folder.		# Customize debug settings and (or) save changes: press <Ctrl>+<nowiki><S></nowiki>. The '''launch.json''' file will be saved to the .vscode directory in the root of the project folder.

	After the build, files described by the '''listing''' mask will be loaded from the '''outdir/buildname''' directory on VMS into the '''outdir/buildname''' directory of your local machine with the <code>Prepare to debug</code> command from the "PROJECT EXPLORER" menu for the selected project. <br>		After the build, files described by the '''listing''' mask will be loaded from the '''outdir/buildname''' directory on VMS into the '''outdir/buildname''' directory of your local machine with the <code>Prepare to debug</code> command from the '''PROJECT EXPLORER''' menu for the selected project. <br>

	Therefore, if you use your own build script, you should make sure that LISTING files are in the '''root/outdir/buildname''' directory after the build. <br>		Therefore, if you use your own build script, you should make sure that LISTING files are in the '''root/outdir/buildname''' directory after the build. <br>
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	# Invoke the “'''Command Palette'''”: press <Ctrl>+<Shift>+<nowiki><P></nowiki>		# Invoke the “'''Command Palette'''”: press <Ctrl>+<Shift>+<nowiki><P></nowiki>
	# Type ~~“''~~>vms-ide prepare to debug~~''”~~ in the '''Command Palette''' bar:		# Type <code>vms-ide prepare to debug</code> in the '''Command Palette''' bar:
	# Select the ~~“''~~vms-ide prepare to debug~~''”~~ command from the drop-down list		# Select the <code>vms-ide prepare to debug</code> command from the drop-down list

	The result of the process will be shown in the Output tab of the panel. The '''debug_info.json''' will be created in the .vscode directory at the root of the project folder.		The result of the process will be shown in the Output tab of the panel. The '''debug_info.json''' will be created in the .vscode directory at the root of the project folder.

Alexey.klimenko: /* Preparing for debugging */

2021-04-16T07:19:09Z

Preparing for debugging

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	# Customize debug settings and (or) save changes: press <Ctrl>+<nowiki><S></nowiki>. The '''launch.json''' file will be saved to the .vscode directory in the root of the project folder.		# Customize debug settings and (or) save changes: press <Ctrl>+<nowiki><S></nowiki>. The '''launch.json''' file will be saved to the .vscode directory in the root of the project folder.

	After the build, files described by the '''listing''' mask will be loaded from the '''outdir/buildname''' directory on VMS into the '''outdir/buildname''' directory of your local machine with the ~~"'''~~Prepare to debug~~'''"~~ command from the "PROJECT EXPLORER" menu for the selected project. <br>		After the build, files described by the '''listing''' mask will be loaded from the '''outdir/buildname''' directory on VMS into the '''outdir/buildname''' directory of your local machine with the <code>Prepare to debug</code> command from the "PROJECT EXPLORER" menu for the selected project. <br>

	Therefore, if you use your own build script, you should make sure that LISTING files are in the '''root/outdir/buildname''' directory after the build. <br>		Therefore, if you use your own build script, you should make sure that LISTING files are in the '''root/outdir/buildname''' directory after the build. <br>

	Also, the ~~"'''~~Prepare to debug~~'''"~~ command creates a JSON file in the .vscode directory with the matching of the module names and the source files; you can edit that file if you wish but please note that it will be overwritten after the command is issued next time.<br>		Also, the <code>Prepare to debug</code> command creates a JSON file in the .vscode directory with the matching of the module names and the source files; you can edit that file if you wish but please note that it will be overwritten after the command is issued next time.<br>
	<br>		<br>

Alexey.klimenko: /* Preparing for debugging */

2021-04-16T07:11:12Z

Preparing for debugging

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	# Type <code>VMS debugger</code> in the search bar		# Type <code>VMS debugger</code> in the search bar
	# Select the required option for your project debugger:		# Select the required option for your project debugger:
	#* If you work on a Java, Kotlin, or Scala project, select the ~~'''~~VMS JVM Debugger~~'''~~. To learn more about working with these types of projects, see [https://wiki.vmssoftware.com/VMS_IDE_for_Java_(Kotlin,_Scala) VMS IDE for Java].		#* If you work on a Java, Kotlin, or Scala project, select the <code>VMS JVM Debugger</code>. To learn more about working with these types of projects, see [https://wiki.vmssoftware.com/VMS_IDE_for_Java_(Kotlin,_Scala) VMS IDE for Java].
	#* If you work on a Python project, select the ~~'''~~VMS Python Debugger~~'''~~		#* If you work on a Python project, select the <code>VMS Python Debugger</code>
	#* If you work on other project types, select the ~~'''~~VMS debugger~~'''~~		#* If you work on other project types, select the <code>VMS debugger</code>
	#: [[File:Create_debug_conf.png\|800px\|none\|none\|create debug conf]]		#: [[File:Create_debug_conf.png\|800px\|none\|none\|create debug conf]]
	#: The launch.json file will be opened in the editor.		#: The launch.json file will be opened in the editor.

Alexey.klimenko: /* Preparing for debugging */

2021-04-16T07:10:14Z

Preparing for debugging

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	To create a debug configuration:		To create a debug configuration:
	# Go to '''Run → Add Configuration…'''		# Go to '''Run → Add Configuration…'''
	# Type ~~“''~~VMS debugger~~''”~~ in the search bar		# Type <code>VMS debugger</code> in the search bar
	# Select the required option for your project debugger:		# Select the required option for your project debugger:
	#* If you work on a Java, Kotlin, or Scala project, select the '''VMS JVM Debugger'''. To learn more about working with these types of projects, see [https://wiki.vmssoftware.com/VMS_IDE_for_Java_(Kotlin,_Scala) VMS IDE for Java].		#* If you work on a Java, Kotlin, or Scala project, select the '''VMS JVM Debugger'''. To learn more about working with these types of projects, see [https://wiki.vmssoftware.com/VMS_IDE_for_Java_(Kotlin,_Scala) VMS IDE for Java].