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Add support for .class files #2679
Add support for .class files #2679
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Seems like exactly what #304 was suggesting. Looks like dgileadi/vscode-java-decompiler#3 mentions some of the issues you're seeing. Seems to me like this is something one of the decompiler extensions should be supporting. @fbricon , has our view changed on this ? |
In my opinion, a built-in class decompiler is part of the Java editing experience and either this extension or any other java decompiler extension should support it. For now, I need to use IntelliJ idea for java class files, which is not ideal because I would want to have all functionality in one ide. |
We could potentially do what the This might provide some basic support, though it would be nice to have a way to determine if we should be doing this, or simply letting some existing extension handle it. |
Eclipse and IntelliJ idea have it. Why should this extension not have it? |
@JessicaJHee noted that this is going to require creating a custom text editor, because the text document provider only allows ownership of an entire scheme, but not certain files (eg. "*.class" of Update: Another idea we've been experimenting with is mapping the |
Currently, you can't open .class files in vscode. To be clear I don't mean the "Go To Definition" action I mean plain .class files. If you try and open one then it'll give you a warning. I've found two extensions that sound like they solved the problem but don't:
The conclusion is that there is no convenient way of opening a decompiled .class file in vscode.
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