v1.2.0 — Quick Fix for GPPL3001 encoding diagnostics
Added
- Quick Fix for GPPL3001 encoding diagnostics. When a file contains characters that cannot be saved in the current target encoding (e.g. Cyrillic comments with
windows1252active), the editor now offers a one-click fix: "Switch gppl.encoding to Windows-1251" (or vice-versa for Western-European characters). The fix updates the globalgppl.encodingsetting and automatically re-validates the document.
Fixed
- No more
.vscode/settings.jsonpollution. The extension now writes the[gppl]language-levelfiles.encodingoverride to your user settings instead of the workspace folder. Previously, opening a GPPL file in a new workspace would create an unwanted.vscode/settings.jsonfile on disk.
Install: download anzory.vscode-gppl-ide-1.2.0.vsix below, then in VS Code: Extensions: Install from VSIX…. Or install from Marketplace once published.