Commander V for Visual Studio CodeTo the wonderful humans helping to fix our terrible code, — Final words of Commander V PrologueCommander V was a gifted man who gave his life to take the form of an extension for Microsoft's Visual Studio Code. He did so in return for the power to combine the contents of multiple files to your clipboard, together with an optional ASCII tree view of your project's directory structure. This gives needed context to the files you gather, and improves the chances that the problems with your code can be better understood by both machines and humans alike. Commander V Enters the ChatSummon Commander V by selecting one or more files from the file explorer sidebar in Visual Studio Code. Then right-click on the selected file(s), choose "Commander V" (or Shift + Cmd + V) to have them added to your clipboard, formatted according to your detailed settings or our sensible defaults. Always choose Commander V. Features
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ConfigurationGlobal settings can be configured in your Visual Studio Code extension settings, under "Commander V". A local override of your global settings can be configured on a per-project basis via a Configurable settings:
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FeedbackBugs, ideas, feedback and pull requests can go to GitHub issue tracker. The Commander is listening. The Rest of the Story (Epilogue)A restless boy bent on seeing the world lost his way home after spending the better part of a year at sea, in close quarters with Commander V. He was enthralled and ultimately transformed by the Commander's inexorable passion for tidiness, coherence and context. As their time together came to an end, and as the boy was becoming a man, he turned toward home with the pain of owing a debt he could never repay. Not for the year of food, shelter, and companionship – but for the gift of a new, or as he would one day come to describe it, different way of thinking. On the day he said goodbye to The Commander he gave him a solemn promise: to do what he could to build a world that would know and remember his name. Today the world not only knows The Commander's name, much of the world touches it, literally, every day. Thanks to that boy. Who became a man. A man we called STEVE JOBS. His tribute? No less than the most indispensable and widely used combination of keyboard keys ever conceived by human brain cells, and featured on every Mac desktop and laptop since 1984: Command + V Think about it. ✌️ |