Tidy/VSCode

[BinaryBrother]

I have seen this happen in Scite, but this time it happened in VSCode. Anybody know why it's doing this?

https://app.screencast.com/MVVLSyjGn2giL

[Jos]

This being the many generated lines in the output?  Which version of Tidy is this?

 

[BinaryBrother]

The one built into the latest VSCode with the AutoIt extension by Damien (I'm not sure how to check).

I have seen this happen in the past with SciTe, I can't remember exactly what causes it, but if I close and reopen the project everything is fixed,

Do you know how I can check the Tidy version in VSCode?

[argumentum]

17 hours ago, BinaryBrother said:

Anybody know why it's doing this?

Get the updated one from beta_files ( Tidy.exe ) and that'll fix that.

11 minutes ago, BinaryBrother said:

Do you know how I can check the Tidy version in VSCode?

I use everything search and that'll tell you  

[BinaryBrother]

Thanks @argumentum. The VSCode/AutoIt.Damien isn't working exactly right for me...

It runs just fine and the errors don't show up in scite. There's nothing wrong, but it's detecting errors.

Edit: Relaunching the project folder fixes it. 😕

Edited Thursday at 07:40 PM by BinaryBrother

[Jos]

Tidy is installed by you and the vsc extension is using what is provided by scite4autoit3. Install the latest and you should be fine.

[argumentum]

1 minute ago, BinaryBrother said:

The VSCode/AutoIt.Damien isn't working exactly right for me...

Oh, I don't use VSCode. I don't understand it. I'll have to learn to use it but I get freaked out by the extensions that are "not benevolent" so, I'll be away from VSCode until I get the gist of it and feel comfortable that I know what am doing.
Am SciTE team only for now.

But your question about tidy was simple enough for me so I got to answer, that  

[BinaryBrother]

I've been unable to re-produce the issue since I restarted VSCode. I'm currently running AutoIt v3.3.16.1.

[BinaryBrother]

3 minutes ago, argumentum said:

Oh, I don't use VSCode. I don't understand it. I'll have to learn to use it but I get freaked out by the extensions that are "not benevolent" so, I'll be away from VSCode until I get the gist of it and feel comfortable that I know what am doing.
Am SciTE team only for now.

But your question about tidy was simple enough for me so I got to answer, that  

VSCode is usually awesome. GitHub Co-Pilot is like cheating. Anything and everything I need is... was... at my fingertips. Now that Co-Pilot went paid, it's not as useful.

Once it gets oriented on what you're trying to do, it literally generates large code-blocks of stuff you were just about to write.

Edited Thursday at 07:50 PM by BinaryBrother

[argumentum]

11 minutes ago, BinaryBrother said:

Edit: Relaunching the project folder fixes it. 😕

2 minutes ago, BinaryBrother said:

I've been unable to re-produce the issue since I restarted VSCode.

Ok. Good to know. Am sure I'll face those WTFs and thanks to you now know how to go about it.

2 minutes ago, BinaryBrother said:

Now that Co-Pilot went paid, it's not as useful.

I have my eyes on @ioa747's AI stuff because I'd like to run AI locally. It'd suck if in the middle of depending on an AI service I learn that: "you owe me a zillion dollars" or "to continue insert more coins" or any of what a service may come up with.