Hi, I noticed that the default shortcut key for running cells in the Jupyter Notebook file of the macOS version of VSCode is Ctrl+Enter. I think it should be as consistent as possible with the original Jupyter Notebook shortcut keys (Com...
VS Code also has a cool R dataviz feature: When you include a color’s name or hex code in your R code, a little box pops up showing that color—and that box also serves as a color picker. Click on it and you can pick any other color, and the new color hex code will replace...
Build and run your code in Visual StudioTo build your project, choose Build Solution from the Build menu. The Output window shows the results of the build process. First, Build is selected from the main menu. Then Build Solution is selected. The Output window shows the build output messages...
Using the following keystroke shortcuts, you can more easily navigate and run code in Azure Machine Learning notebooks when in Edit mode. Expand table ShortcutDescription Escape Enter command mode Control/Command + Space Activate IntelliSense Shift + Enter Run cell, select below Control/Command +...
Then, you can run the code in an individual section and navigate between sections, as needed.Divide Your File into Sections To create a section, go to the Editor or Live Editor tab and in the Section section, click the Section Break button. You also can enter two percent signs (%%) at...
Therefore i have tried to change the shortcut to ctrl + enter (accodring to #1349) also eliminating any duplicate shortcut,however still no action was performed. Steps to reproduce: select code press keyboard shortcut recognized as running selection/lines in python terminal (tried using the f9...
Follow guided steps to open and run Python code from a folder in Visual Studio without using a project in Visual Studio 2019 and later.
When openning an existing ASP.NET project for the first time in Visual Studio 2008 it returns the error “System.Runtime.InteropServices.COMException” without any HRESULT code. The problem I experienced was specificly on a Windows 7 machine, but the same solutions should work on Vista as well...
(In both cases F5 is the shortcut key). The debugger stops at the next breakpoint in the execution of the code. Choose Debug, Continue until you reach the breakpoint that you want. You can also run to where you have placed the cursor in the code editor, or run to specified func...
To run directly to your cursor location, in source code or the Call Stack window, select the line you want to break at, right-click and select “Force Run to Cursor”. The application will attach the Visual Studio debugger and pause at the cursor location, any breakpoints and first-chance...