Table View enhances your debugging experience in VS Code by allowing you to inspect 2D arrays and objects in a rich, interactive table and chart interface.
📊 Interactive Data Table
Right-click any complex variable (Array or Object) in the Debug Variables panel and select "View as Table", or hover/select a variable in your code. The extension extracts the data and presents it in a dedicated webview panel containing:
Sorting & Filtering: Sort columns ascending/descending and filter data on the fly.
Pagination: Handle large arrays easily with built-in pagination.
Column Visibility: Toggle specific columns on or off, or use "Select All" for quick resets.
Resizable Columns: Drag column headers to adjust their width.
Inline Editing: Double-click any cell to edit its value directly. Changes are pushed back to the active debug session!
Data Manipulation: Select and delete rows, insert empty rows at specific indexes, or append new rows to the current array/object.
Export Data: Export the current table view to CSV or JSON for external analysis.
Instant Chart View: Toggle the "View Chart" button to instantly visualize your numerical data in a bar chart without leaving the editor.
👀 Custom Variables Watch
The extension introduces a custom Variables view in the Debug panel:
Quickly add variables by selecting text in your active editor.
Rename, update, and remove tracked variables effortlessly.
Instantly open complex objects into the full Table View directly from the watch panel by clicking the table icon next to the variable.
Requirements
VS Code version 1.107.0 or higher.
An active debug session is required to evaluate variables and launch the table view.
Extension Settings
This extension contributes the following configuration settings:
tableView.startIndexAt1: Set to true to start array indexes counting at 1 instead of 0 (useful for ABAP or Lua debugging). Default is false.
