Playground Code

Create a playground editor to run code. This is an easy way for some situations, such as test a code snippet, validate algorithm and so on. Extension Main Page

Features

• Create playground editor for supported language
• Kill the playground process
• Reset the playground
• Print output to the VSCode output channel

Requirements

Make sure the language you want to run has been installed on your system. Such as you want to run a c# playground on Windows, the .net framework should be installed first.

Get Start

Config

Config script

the ${file} variable is represent for the code filename.For example, go run ${file} is equal to go run vscode_playground.go.

Config temporary folder

The temporary folder is used to save the playground file that you run. Please note that you should reopen the VSCode after set the temporary folder.

Keyboard Shortcuts

• Ctrl+P+C Create playground code.
• Ctrl+F5 Run playground code.

Known Issues

• For Windows System, the output channel would be garbled if your code were occurred error.

Release Notes

1.1.6

1.Show time cost of execution.

2.Bug Fixed

1.1.5

1.Put playground file to the separate folder.

2.Bug Fixed.

1.1.4

1.Bug Fixed.

1.1.3

1.Bug Fixed.

1.1.2

1.Bug Fixed.

1.1.0

1.Support run in terminal.

2.Bug Fixed.

1.0.6

Bug Fixed.

1.0.5

Support D Language-Playground.

1.0.4

Sort the language list.

1.0.3

Support Dart-Playground.

1.0.2

Bug Fixed.

1.0.1

Support Keyboard Shortcuts.

1.0.0

Initial release of PlaygroundCode.

Enjoy!