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Print Debug (aka Put Print)

Print Debug (aka Put Print)

Ryuichi Inagaki

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Quickly put print statements to help you print debug your code. Works on any languages by adding your own print statements
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Print Debug (aka Put Print)

Features

Quickly put print statements to help you print debug your code. Templates from which print statements are composed can be defined/overwritten per language in your user preferences.

Put print statement

Escape certain sequences when converting the selected expression into a print statement.

Put print with escape

Specify print statement template per language.

Put print by language

Put sequence number to your print statements.

Put print with counter

Commands

  • PrintDebug: Select Expression for Composing Print Statement

    Select an expression to convert to a print statement, or deselect a selected expression if no expression is highlighted (default: ctrl+r s).

  • PrintDebug: Put Print Statement

    Put print statement composed from selected expression, template and counter (default: ctrl+r s).

  • PrintDebug: Reset Counter

    Reset the counter value (default: none).

Customise Keyboard Shortcuts

To set your own keyboard shortcuts for put-print commands, put the key sequences you like in your keyboard shortcut settings. For example:

  { "key": "shift+f6", "command": "putprint.selectExpression",
                          "when": "editorTextFocus" },
  { "key": "f6",       "command": "putprint.putPrintStatement",
                          "when": "editorTextFocus" }

Extension Settings

You can specify a template for a print statement per language.

  • putprint.printStatement.${languageId}.template

    Print statement template for the language languageId. Will be used when expression is selected

  • putprint.printStatement.${languageId}.templateForNoExpression

    This is also a template but will be used when no expression is selected

  • putprint.printStatement.${languageId}.escapeRules

    List of escape rules for language languageId template

For example, a print statement for javascript is, by default, provided as follows. You can overwrite this in your "User/Workspace Settings".

  "putprint.printStatement.javascript.template": "console.log('{{selectedExpression|escape}}:', {{selectedExpression}})",
  "putprint.printStatement.javascript.templateForNoExpression": "console.log('>>>>> {{count}}')",
  "putprint.printStatement.javascript.escapeRules": [["'", "\\'"], ["\\", "\\\\"]],

Special Sequences in Templates

{{KEYWORD}} is for a placeholder to inject a certain value. Currently, there are:

  • {{selectedExpression}}

    Replaced with the expression you selected with "PrintDebug: Select Expression ..." command

  • {{selectedExpression|escape}}

    Same with {{selectedExpression}} but the result will be escaped by the rules provided as "escapeRules"

  • {{count}}

    Replaced with counter value which is incremented every time you put a print statement that contains {{count}}

If you haven't specified a print statement template for the language you're working on, default template, which is either putprint.printStatement.default.template or putprint.printStatement.default.templateForNoExpression, depending on whether you're currently selecting an expression, will be used.

Request Features or Report Bugs

  • https://github.com/ryu1kn/vscode-put-print/issues

Changelog

  • https://github.com/ryu1kn/vscode-put-print/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md
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