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KeStudio Code TT

KeStudio Code TT

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KeStudio Code TT - Extension for Teachtalk code
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Launch VS Code Quick Open (Ctrl+P), paste the following command, and press enter.
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KEBA TeachTalk Extension

KeStudio Code TT is a Visual Studio Code extension for working with the KEBA TeachTalk language. It supports typical editing and engineering tasks such as syntax highlighting, code analysis, outline and symbol navigation, as well as functions for archives, toolchains, PLC connection, transfer, and debugging.

For complete guidance, open the documentation delivered with the extension. You can use the command KeStudio Code TT: Open Documentation (Ctrl+Shift+P), or once the language server or online service is running, use the status bar entry ttls or ttos and select Open documentation.

Getting started

  1. Install Visual Studio Code.
  2. Install the KeStudio Code TT extension (Extensions view -> search for �KeStudio Code TT�).
    • For details, see the official VS Code guide to extensions.
  3. Open your TeachTalk project in Visual Studio Code.
    • Use File -> Open Folder... to open your project folder, then run the command KeStudio Code TT: Add library (via Ctrl+Shift+P) to select the library path and create a workspace with the correct configuration.
    • If no workspace is open, you can also use the Explorer welcome area to open a KeStudio TT workspace file.
    • If a target is connected, you can also create a new KeStudio TT project from the target.
  4. On activation, the extension checks for the required toolchain. If none is available, toolchain selection opens automatically.
  5. Open the built-in extension documentation with KeStudio Code TT: Open Documentation (Ctrl+Shift+P).
    • Alternatively, once the language server or online service is running, open it from the ttls or ttos status bar entry via Open documentation.
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