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Command Launcher

A launcher extension that manages commands for the command palette and terminal command.

Usage

Step1.

Press ⇧⌘P to bring up the command pallete and enter 'Command Launcher - Edit'.

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Step2.

Customize the menu as you like.

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Step3.

Press ⇧⌘P to bring up the command pallete and enter 'Command Launcher'.

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Your own toolbox is ready!

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Feature

Easy Setup

Just follow the guide to easily set the menu.

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Command - Calling other extension

Check the Feature Contributions -> Commands -> Name of the extension you wish to call.

Set its value as a command.

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Command - Calling VSCode's command

First, Command Pallete -> Gear in that order.

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The value entered in the filter is the value of the command you wish to call.

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Terminal Command - Execute Terminal's command

You can execute terminal commands from the menu.

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Singleton

Are there any terminal commands that keep working? (e.g, a command that detects file change and recompiles them etc...)

The singleton feature allows you to have only one process execute that commands.

No more need to switch terminals!

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History

Having trouble entering the same terminal commands?

The history function eliminates that difficulty.

Usage

Press '⇧⌘P' to bring up the command pallete and enter 'Command Launcher - History'.

* The history function is disabled by default.

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Folder

You can create folders to manage commands.

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Uninstall

Didn't like this extension?

Sorry for not being able to help you.

Let's uninstall it and erase all settings related to this extension.

It won't pollute your environment.

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Cautions

How will this extension affect your environment?

This extension will make changes to the following file.

  1. settings.json