README

This extension is designed to add IDE capability to vscode. With this extension, data in json files, relative and absolute paths of files or directories in the workspace can be used. For this, the following keywords are used in the settings files.

• ${clicked_abs_path}
• ${clicked_rel_path}
• ${json_file_path}
• ${json:data}

## Commands

• swotide.jsonFile : Path of json file to read data.
• swotide.changeBsp : Explorer view command.
• swotide.cleanBuild : Explorer view command.
• swotide.downloadToTarget : Explorer view command.
• swotide.changeBspAndCleanBuild : Explorer view command.
• swotide.cleanBuildAndDownloadToTarget : Explorer view command.
• swotide.changeBspAndCleanBuildAndDownloadToTarget : Explorer view command.
• swotide.objDump : Explorer view command.
• swotide.selectElfForDebug : Explorer view command.
• swotide.openTftp : Explorer view command.
• swotide.runItInQemu : Explorer view command.
• swotide.extraCommand1 : Extra command 1.
• swotide.extraComamnd2 : Extra command 2.
• swotide.extraCommand3 : Extra command 3.

Examples

Example 1

TFTP can be started in the desired folder by adding the following command to the settings (json) file.

"swotide.openTftp" : {"macos": "tftp ${clicked_rel_path}"}

If this code is run on the example folder (with right click), below code will be run in the terminal.

$ tftp example

Example 2

Objdump of the desired elf file can be obtained by adding the following command to the settings (json) file.

"swotide.objDump" : {"macos": "objdump ${clicked_abs_path}"}

If this code is run on the /home/desktop/a.elf file (with right click), below code will be run in the terminal.

$ objdump /home/desktop/a.elf

Example 3

The information in the json file can be used by adding the following command to the settings (json) file.

"swotide.jsonFile" : {"macos": "/home/desktop/file.json"}
"swotide.downloadToTarget" : {"macos": "qemu.exe --target=${json:target.target_name} -path=${clicked_abs_path}"}

json file: /home/desktop/file.json

{
    "target": {
        "target_name": "qemu",
    }
}

If this code is run on the /home/desktop/a.elf file (with right click), below code will be run in the terminal.

$ target_runner.py --target=qemu -path=/home/desktop/a.elf

Example 4

Json file name can be use by adding the following command to the settings (json) file.

"swotide.objDump" : {"macos": "echo ${json_file_path}"},

If this code is run on the /home/desktop/file.json file (with right click), below code will be run in the terminal.

$ echo /home/desktop/file.json

Example 4

The information in the vscode configuration file can be used by adding the following command to the settings (json) file.

"swotide.cleanBuild": {"macos": "echo ${config:swotcode.env.target} > ${clicked_abs_path}"},
"swotcode" : {
    "env" :{
        "target": "raspberry"
    }
},

If this code is run on the log/ss.log file (with right click), below code will be run in the terminal.

$ echo raspberry > log/ss.log