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VSCode extension #21

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iamprayush opened this issue Feb 23, 2019 · 4 comments
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VSCode extension #21

iamprayush opened this issue Feb 23, 2019 · 4 comments

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@iamprayush
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I tried installing caide on VSCode but I found no such extensions in the marketplace. I'm using Ubuntu 18.04. Is this not supported for Linux or is there something wrong with my machine?

@slycelote
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VsCaide is an extension for Microsoft Visual Studio, which is an IDE completely unrelated to VSCode (and available only on Windows).

On Linux you can use a command line executable to parse test cases, generate solution and inline the code into a single file for submission. It can also generate project files for Codelite, which is another cross-platform IDE.

That said, VsCaide extension is basically a wrapper around this command line executable, so writing a similar VSCode extension should be possible. I don't have immediate plans to do this, but I will leave this issue open and see if it generates enough interest.

@slycelote slycelote changed the title No support for Ubuntu VSCode extension Feb 23, 2019
@Dilip23
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Dilip23 commented Apr 13, 2019

Creating VSCode extension would be great as it is light-weight and easy to use and this extension would help programmers to save time and work hassle free.
I too work on the VScode and i've been looking for the same extension for it.

@Spidy104
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For vscode, there are plenty available, you can use acmx or cph in vs code.

@slycelote
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For people interested in a VSCode extension, perhaps specify which language-specific extensions (e.g. providing C++ or CMake support) you already use with VSCode.

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