vscode: in python, is there a way to know in code if a script is being run with F5 (“Start Debugging”) or Ctrl+F5 (“Run Without Debugging”)
I run a lot of scripts using VSCode interface and its launch configurations. Since my scripts all produce a lot of artefacts from running, it would be very useful to have an automated way to know if the script is running in debug mode (with F5 in vscode) as oposed to running without debugging (Ctrl+F5 in vscode), so that I could perform some cleanups at the beginning and end of the script’s run.
VScode shows some kind of key in every debug
VSCode (Visual Studio Code) : How to make code formatting work again for Python?
On Mac, Option +Shift + F now brings up the “There is no formatter for ‘python’ files installed.” message box:
How to create a virtual environment for a project in Windows via Visual Studio Code terminal?
Article on creating a virtual environment for a project in Windows via Visual Studio Code Please note this article is only for those who want create a virtual environment for a project in Windows via Visual Studio Code, not via cmd and etc. Step 1: Creating a virtual environment py -3 -m venv .myproject – […]
How to run python3 code in VSCode? /bin/sh: 1: python: not found
I’m trying to run a python file in VSCode using python3.
vscode python not compiling properly
i have a program in python, which wont compile in vscode
Why does MS Visual Code constantly adding an equal sign after a variable?
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As you can see that even though I’m not using “bo” (I actually used board here) MSVC is suggesting “bo=”. Where are they getting that equal sign from? I was doing practice codes yesterday like minesweeper and I get variable suggestions like “row=”, “col=”, and “dim_size=”