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EnhancedComments

EnhancedComments

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An easy way to setup and read better commentaries.
Installation
Launch VS Code Quick Open (Ctrl+P), paste the following command, and press enter.
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EnhancedComments Documentation

You must create the ".ec" file on your project root directory. That can be done manually or with a custom command/keybind (See below). This file will store the content of your comments.

(Its a dot file so it must not have any name.)

Then the comments go like this:

commentID:Content;
anotherID:Different content;

.ec file example .EC file example image

Code examples:

Python comment example Python EC example

Standard comment example Standard EC example

How to Use

EnhancedComments has 3 commands:

  • Read Comment (displays the content of a commentary)
  • Create .ec File (Create the .ec file in the project root directory if doesn't exist)
  • Add Commentary (Adds a new entry in the .ec file)

You can press Ctrl+Shift+P or Cmd+Shift+P to search on the VSCode command palette or you can use the extension custom keybinds.

Keybinds:

Read Comment:

  • Ctrl+K Ctrl+K (Windows and Linux)

  • Cmd+K Cmd+K (Mac).

Create .ec file:

  • Ctrl+K Ctrl+F (Windows and Linux)

  • Cmd+K Cmd+F (Mac).

Add Comment:

  • Ctrl+K Ctrl+L (Windows and Linux)

  • Cmd+K Cmd+L (Mac).

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