MVVS: MV Basic for Visual Studio

I have noted that the MV BASIC extension creates ".vscode" subdirectories with a simple settings.json file containing

"settings": {
    "[rocket-mvbasic]": {
      "editor.codeLens": false
    }
}

This appears to be how the Code Lens functionality is turned off by default.

If I adjust this file to use "true" instead of "false" then I do get the functions and variables presented in the Outline view as well as in the breadcrumbs facility.

What I don't get is the reference count functionality shown in Code Lens - Rocket MV BASIC

I can use the <ctrl><shift>p and enter "Enable Code Lens" to get the reference count links showing.

What I don't understand is why the settings change to "true" does not also make that available.
Is there another setting that controls the display of the reference count links in-line with the code?

------------------------------
Gregor Scott
Software Architect
Pentana Solutions Pty Ltd
Mount Waverley VIC AU
------------------------------

My testing so far has me thinking that this setup in the settings.json file will enable the code lens functionality within the editor and the Outline panel, whilst disabling the in-line reference count links:

"settings": {
    "[rocket-mvbasic]": {
      "editor.codeLens": true
    }
   "editor.codeLens": false
 }

It is also possible to customize what is presented in the breadcrumbs and outline panels.

The  setting "breadcrumbs.showFunctions" controls the display of GCI functions and internal subroutine names
The setting "breadcrumbs.showVariables", obviously, controls the display of all variable names.

I have noted that the MV BASIC extension creates ".vscode" subdirectories with a simple settings.json file containing

"settings": {
    "[rocket-mvbasic]": {
      "editor.codeLens": false
    }
}

This appears to be how the Code Lens functionality is turned off by default.

If I adjust this file to use "true" instead of "false" then I do get the functions and variables presented in the Outline view as well as in the breadcrumbs facility.

What I don't get is the reference count functionality shown in Code Lens - Rocket MV BASIC

I can use the <ctrl><shift>p and enter "Enable Code Lens" to get the reference count links showing.

What I don't understand is why the settings change to "true" does not also make that available.
Is there another setting that controls the display of the reference count links in-line with the code?

------------------------------
Gregor Scott
Software Architect
Pentana Solutions Pty Ltd
Mount Waverley VIC AU
------------------------------

Hi, Gregor.

I just checked this on my local environment but I couldn't see the same problem, below is the default content in the ".vscode/settings.json" file, could you please backup your current ".vscode/settings.json" file and replace with below? Also, is this VS Code running on the Linux server?

{
    "[rocket-mvbasic]": {
        "editor.codeLens": false
    },
    "files.associations": {
        "**/BP/*": "rocket-mvbasic",
        "**/PBP/*": "rocket-mvbasic",
        "**/.rmv/config/*.json": "jsonc"
    },
    "files.exclude": {
        "**/.git": true,
        "**/.svn": true,
        "**/.hg": true,
        "**/CVS": true,
        "**/.DS_Store": true,
        "**/Thumbs.db": true,
        "**/.rmv/catalog/**": true,
        "*/_*": false
    }
}

Best Regards.

My testing so far has me thinking that this setup in the settings.json file will enable the code lens functionality within the editor and the Outline panel, whilst disabling the in-line reference count links:

"settings": {
    "[rocket-mvbasic]": {
      "editor.codeLens": true
    }
   "editor.codeLens": false
 }

It is also possible to customize what is presented in the breadcrumbs and outline panels.

The  setting "breadcrumbs.showFunctions" controls the display of GCI functions and internal subroutine names
The setting "breadcrumbs.showVariables", obviously, controls the display of all variable names.

I have noted that the MV BASIC extension creates ".vscode" subdirectories with a simple settings.json file containing

"settings": {
    "[rocket-mvbasic]": {
      "editor.codeLens": false
    }
}

This appears to be how the Code Lens functionality is turned off by default.

If I adjust this file to use "true" instead of "false" then I do get the functions and variables presented in the Outline view as well as in the breadcrumbs facility.

What I don't get is the reference count functionality shown in Code Lens - Rocket MV BASIC

I can use the <ctrl><shift>p and enter "Enable Code Lens" to get the reference count links showing.

What I don't understand is why the settings change to "true" does not also make that available.
Is there another setting that controls the display of the reference count links in-line with the code?

------------------------------
Gregor Scott
Software Architect
Pentana Solutions Pty Ltd
Mount Waverley VIC AU
------------------------------

Hi, Gregor.

I just checked this on my local environment but I couldn't see the same problem, below is the default content in the ".vscode/settings.json" file, could you please backup your current ".vscode/settings.json" file and replace with below? Also, is this VS Code running on the Linux server?

{
    "[rocket-mvbasic]": {
        "editor.codeLens": false
    },
    "files.associations": {
        "**/BP/*": "rocket-mvbasic",
        "**/PBP/*": "rocket-mvbasic",
        "**/.rmv/config/*.json": "jsonc"
    },
    "files.exclude": {
        "**/.git": true,
        "**/.svn": true,
        "**/.hg": true,
        "**/CVS": true,
        "**/.DS_Store": true,
        "**/Thumbs.db": true,
        "**/.rmv/catalog/**": true,
        "*/_*": false
    }
}

Best Regards.

My testing so far has me thinking that this setup in the settings.json file will enable the code lens functionality within the editor and the Outline panel, whilst disabling the in-line reference count links:

"settings": {
    "[rocket-mvbasic]": {
      "editor.codeLens": true
    }
   "editor.codeLens": false
 }

It is also possible to customize what is presented in the breadcrumbs and outline panels.

The  setting "breadcrumbs.showFunctions" controls the display of GCI functions and internal subroutine names
The setting "breadcrumbs.showVariables", obviously, controls the display of all variable names.

I have noted that the MV BASIC extension creates ".vscode" subdirectories with a simple settings.json file containing

"settings": {
    "[rocket-mvbasic]": {
      "editor.codeLens": false
    }
}

This appears to be how the Code Lens functionality is turned off by default.

If I adjust this file to use "true" instead of "false" then I do get the functions and variables presented in the Outline view as well as in the breadcrumbs facility.

What I don't get is the reference count functionality shown in Code Lens - Rocket MV BASIC

I can use the <ctrl><shift>p and enter "Enable Code Lens" to get the reference count links showing.

What I don't understand is why the settings change to "true" does not also make that available.
Is there another setting that controls the display of the reference count links in-line with the code?

------------------------------
Gregor Scott
Software Architect
Pentana Solutions Pty Ltd
Mount Waverley VIC AU
------------------------------

I tested your .vscode/settings.json file by placing it in the /usr/uv directory.

I also tested a number of variations.

None of the settings.json variations resulted in the code lens functionality being presented.

The only way to see it with the setup tested was to directly open the program from the command line when launching VS Code.

I'm going to try another set of tests, outside of the /usr/uv directory incase user permissions are silently impacting things.

Hi, Gregor.

I just checked this on my local environment but I couldn't see the same problem, below is the default content in the ".vscode/settings.json" file, could you please backup your current ".vscode/settings.json" file and replace with below? Also, is this VS Code running on the Linux server?

{
    "[rocket-mvbasic]": {
        "editor.codeLens": false
    },
    "files.associations": {
        "**/BP/*": "rocket-mvbasic",
        "**/PBP/*": "rocket-mvbasic",
        "**/.rmv/config/*.json": "jsonc"
    },
    "files.exclude": {
        "**/.git": true,
        "**/.svn": true,
        "**/.hg": true,
        "**/CVS": true,
        "**/.DS_Store": true,
        "**/Thumbs.db": true,
        "**/.rmv/catalog/**": true,
        "*/_*": false
    }
}

Best Regards.

My testing so far has me thinking that this setup in the settings.json file will enable the code lens functionality within the editor and the Outline panel, whilst disabling the in-line reference count links:

"settings": {
    "[rocket-mvbasic]": {
      "editor.codeLens": true
    }
   "editor.codeLens": false
 }

It is also possible to customize what is presented in the breadcrumbs and outline panels.

The  setting "breadcrumbs.showFunctions" controls the display of GCI functions and internal subroutine names
The setting "breadcrumbs.showVariables", obviously, controls the display of all variable names.

I have noted that the MV BASIC extension creates ".vscode" subdirectories with a simple settings.json file containing

"settings": {
    "[rocket-mvbasic]": {
      "editor.codeLens": false
    }
}

This appears to be how the Code Lens functionality is turned off by default.

If I adjust this file to use "true" instead of "false" then I do get the functions and variables presented in the Outline view as well as in the breadcrumbs facility.

What I don't get is the reference count functionality shown in Code Lens - Rocket MV BASIC

I can use the <ctrl><shift>p and enter "Enable Code Lens" to get the reference count links showing.

What I don't understand is why the settings change to "true" does not also make that available.
Is there another setting that controls the display of the reference count links in-line with the code?

------------------------------
Gregor Scott
Software Architect
Pentana Solutions Pty Ltd
Mount Waverley VIC AU
------------------------------

Hi, Gregor.

Thanks for the update and now I can see the problem, when you open a single BASIC program directly in the VS Code, MV BASIC extension will not working properly, you have to open account folder in the VS Code for the off-line editing mode, that's why you can only see "User" settings in the VS Code.

For the ".vscode/settings.json" file, this file will be created under currently opened folder("/usr/uv/.vscode/settings.json" for you environment) when you activated Rocket MV BASIC extension first time. But on the Linux environment, VS Code extension is not initialized properly with wrong file-path and caused some issues, currently I didn't see a workaround for this.

I know you can not copy BASIC code to the local side, but considerate with currently issues on the Linux environment, is that possible to try out with online editing mode for instead? We don't support compile/catalog/debug BASIC in the online editing mode yet, but the editing features should be fine.

I tested your .vscode/settings.json file by placing it in the /usr/uv directory.

I also tested a number of variations.

None of the settings.json variations resulted in the code lens functionality being presented.

The only way to see it with the setup tested was to directly open the program from the command line when launching VS Code.

I'm going to try another set of tests, outside of the /usr/uv directory incase user permissions are silently impacting things.

Hi, Gregor.

I just checked this on my local environment but I couldn't see the same problem, below is the default content in the ".vscode/settings.json" file, could you please backup your current ".vscode/settings.json" file and replace with below? Also, is this VS Code running on the Linux server?

{
    "[rocket-mvbasic]": {
        "editor.codeLens": false
    },
    "files.associations": {
        "**/BP/*": "rocket-mvbasic",
        "**/PBP/*": "rocket-mvbasic",
        "**/.rmv/config/*.json": "jsonc"
    },
    "files.exclude": {
        "**/.git": true,
        "**/.svn": true,
        "**/.hg": true,
        "**/CVS": true,
        "**/.DS_Store": true,
        "**/Thumbs.db": true,
        "**/.rmv/catalog/**": true,
        "*/_*": false
    }
}

Best Regards.

My testing so far has me thinking that this setup in the settings.json file will enable the code lens functionality within the editor and the Outline panel, whilst disabling the in-line reference count links:

"settings": {
    "[rocket-mvbasic]": {
      "editor.codeLens": true
    }
   "editor.codeLens": false
 }

It is also possible to customize what is presented in the breadcrumbs and outline panels.

The  setting "breadcrumbs.showFunctions" controls the display of GCI functions and internal subroutine names
The setting "breadcrumbs.showVariables", obviously, controls the display of all variable names.

I have noted that the MV BASIC extension creates ".vscode" subdirectories with a simple settings.json file containing

"settings": {
    "[rocket-mvbasic]": {
      "editor.codeLens": false
    }
}

This appears to be how the Code Lens functionality is turned off by default.

If I adjust this file to use "true" instead of "false" then I do get the functions and variables presented in the Outline view as well as in the breadcrumbs facility.

What I don't get is the reference count functionality shown in Code Lens - Rocket MV BASIC

I can use the <ctrl><shift>p and enter "Enable Code Lens" to get the reference count links showing.

What I don't understand is why the settings change to "true" does not also make that available.
Is there another setting that controls the display of the reference count links in-line with the code?

------------------------------
Gregor Scott
Software Architect
Pentana Solutions Pty Ltd
Mount Waverley VIC AU
------------------------------

There certainly seems to be something weird going on with the loading of the settings.json file.

Attached is the results from testing vscode in a non-root folder.

Hi, Gregor.

Thanks for the update and now I can see the problem, when you open a single BASIC program directly in the VS Code, MV BASIC extension will not working properly, you have to open account folder in the VS Code for the off-line editing mode, that's why you can only see "User" settings in the VS Code.

For the ".vscode/settings.json" file, this file will be created under currently opened folder("/usr/uv/.vscode/settings.json" for you environment) when you activated Rocket MV BASIC extension first time. But on the Linux environment, VS Code extension is not initialized properly with wrong file-path and caused some issues, currently I didn't see a workaround for this.

I know you can not copy BASIC code to the local side, but considerate with currently issues on the Linux environment, is that possible to try out with online editing mode for instead? We don't support compile/catalog/debug BASIC in the online editing mode yet, but the editing features should be fine.

I tested your .vscode/settings.json file by placing it in the /usr/uv directory.

I also tested a number of variations.

None of the settings.json variations resulted in the code lens functionality being presented.

The only way to see it with the setup tested was to directly open the program from the command line when launching VS Code.

I'm going to try another set of tests, outside of the /usr/uv directory incase user permissions are silently impacting things.

Hi, Gregor.

I just checked this on my local environment but I couldn't see the same problem, below is the default content in the ".vscode/settings.json" file, could you please backup your current ".vscode/settings.json" file and replace with below? Also, is this VS Code running on the Linux server?

{
    "[rocket-mvbasic]": {
        "editor.codeLens": false
    },
    "files.associations": {
        "**/BP/*": "rocket-mvbasic",
        "**/PBP/*": "rocket-mvbasic",
        "**/.rmv/config/*.json": "jsonc"
    },
    "files.exclude": {
        "**/.git": true,
        "**/.svn": true,
        "**/.hg": true,
        "**/CVS": true,
        "**/.DS_Store": true,
        "**/Thumbs.db": true,
        "**/.rmv/catalog/**": true,
        "*/_*": false
    }
}

Best Regards.

My testing so far has me thinking that this setup in the settings.json file will enable the code lens functionality within the editor and the Outline panel, whilst disabling the in-line reference count links:

"settings": {
    "[rocket-mvbasic]": {
      "editor.codeLens": true
    }
   "editor.codeLens": false
 }

It is also possible to customize what is presented in the breadcrumbs and outline panels.

The  setting "breadcrumbs.showFunctions" controls the display of GCI functions and internal subroutine names
The setting "breadcrumbs.showVariables", obviously, controls the display of all variable names.

I have noted that the MV BASIC extension creates ".vscode" subdirectories with a simple settings.json file containing

"settings": {
    "[rocket-mvbasic]": {
      "editor.codeLens": false
    }
}

This appears to be how the Code Lens functionality is turned off by default.

If I adjust this file to use "true" instead of "false" then I do get the functions and variables presented in the Outline view as well as in the breadcrumbs facility.

What I don't get is the reference count functionality shown in Code Lens - Rocket MV BASIC

I can use the <ctrl><shift>p and enter "Enable Code Lens" to get the reference count links showing.

What I don't understand is why the settings change to "true" does not also make that available.
Is there another setting that controls the display of the reference count links in-line with the code?

------------------------------
Gregor Scott
Software Architect
Pentana Solutions Pty Ltd
Mount Waverley VIC AU
------------------------------

Hi, Gregor.

Thanks for the update and now I can see the problem, when you open a single BASIC program directly in the VS Code, MV BASIC extension will not working properly, you have to open account folder in the VS Code for the off-line editing mode, that's why you can only see "User" settings in the VS Code.

For the ".vscode/settings.json" file, this file will be created under currently opened folder("/usr/uv/.vscode/settings.json" for you environment) when you activated Rocket MV BASIC extension first time. But on the Linux environment, VS Code extension is not initialized properly with wrong file-path and caused some issues, currently I didn't see a workaround for this.

I know you can not copy BASIC code to the local side, but considerate with currently issues on the Linux environment, is that possible to try out with online editing mode for instead? We don't support compile/catalog/debug BASIC in the online editing mode yet, but the editing features should be fine.

I tested your .vscode/settings.json file by placing it in the /usr/uv directory.

I also tested a number of variations.

None of the settings.json variations resulted in the code lens functionality being presented.

The only way to see it with the setup tested was to directly open the program from the command line when launching VS Code.

I'm going to try another set of tests, outside of the /usr/uv directory incase user permissions are silently impacting things.

Hi, Gregor.

I just checked this on my local environment but I couldn't see the same problem, below is the default content in the ".vscode/settings.json" file, could you please backup your current ".vscode/settings.json" file and replace with below? Also, is this VS Code running on the Linux server?

{
    "[rocket-mvbasic]": {
        "editor.codeLens": false
    },
    "files.associations": {
        "**/BP/*": "rocket-mvbasic",
        "**/PBP/*": "rocket-mvbasic",
        "**/.rmv/config/*.json": "jsonc"
    },
    "files.exclude": {
        "**/.git": true,
        "**/.svn": true,
        "**/.hg": true,
        "**/CVS": true,
        "**/.DS_Store": true,
        "**/Thumbs.db": true,
        "**/.rmv/catalog/**": true,
        "*/_*": false
    }
}

Best Regards.

My testing so far has me thinking that this setup in the settings.json file will enable the code lens functionality within the editor and the Outline panel, whilst disabling the in-line reference count links:

"settings": {
    "[rocket-mvbasic]": {
      "editor.codeLens": true
    }
   "editor.codeLens": false
 }

It is also possible to customize what is presented in the breadcrumbs and outline panels.

The  setting "breadcrumbs.showFunctions" controls the display of GCI functions and internal subroutine names
The setting "breadcrumbs.showVariables", obviously, controls the display of all variable names.

I have noted that the MV BASIC extension creates ".vscode" subdirectories with a simple settings.json file containing

"settings": {
    "[rocket-mvbasic]": {
      "editor.codeLens": false
    }
}

This appears to be how the Code Lens functionality is turned off by default.

If I adjust this file to use "true" instead of "false" then I do get the functions and variables presented in the Outline view as well as in the breadcrumbs facility.

What I don't get is the reference count functionality shown in Code Lens - Rocket MV BASIC

I can use the <ctrl><shift>p and enter "Enable Code Lens" to get the reference count links showing.

What I don't understand is why the settings change to "true" does not also make that available.
Is there another setting that controls the display of the reference count links in-line with the code?

------------------------------
Gregor Scott
Software Architect
Pentana Solutions Pty Ltd
Mount Waverley VIC AU
------------------------------

Hi Charles,

would the path duplication bug on Linux cause the weird differences in handling the codeLens setting at runtime?

Hi, Gregor.

Thanks for the update and now I can see the problem, when you open a single BASIC program directly in the VS Code, MV BASIC extension will not working properly, you have to open account folder in the VS Code for the off-line editing mode, that's why you can only see "User" settings in the VS Code.

For the ".vscode/settings.json" file, this file will be created under currently opened folder("/usr/uv/.vscode/settings.json" for you environment) when you activated Rocket MV BASIC extension first time. But on the Linux environment, VS Code extension is not initialized properly with wrong file-path and caused some issues, currently I didn't see a workaround for this.

I know you can not copy BASIC code to the local side, but considerate with currently issues on the Linux environment, is that possible to try out with online editing mode for instead? We don't support compile/catalog/debug BASIC in the online editing mode yet, but the editing features should be fine.

I tested your .vscode/settings.json file by placing it in the /usr/uv directory.

I also tested a number of variations.

None of the settings.json variations resulted in the code lens functionality being presented.

The only way to see it with the setup tested was to directly open the program from the command line when launching VS Code.

I'm going to try another set of tests, outside of the /usr/uv directory incase user permissions are silently impacting things.

Hi, Gregor.

I just checked this on my local environment but I couldn't see the same problem, below is the default content in the ".vscode/settings.json" file, could you please backup your current ".vscode/settings.json" file and replace with below? Also, is this VS Code running on the Linux server?

{
    "[rocket-mvbasic]": {
        "editor.codeLens": false
    },
    "files.associations": {
        "**/BP/*": "rocket-mvbasic",
        "**/PBP/*": "rocket-mvbasic",
        "**/.rmv/config/*.json": "jsonc"
    },
    "files.exclude": {
        "**/.git": true,
        "**/.svn": true,
        "**/.hg": true,
        "**/CVS": true,
        "**/.DS_Store": true,
        "**/Thumbs.db": true,
        "**/.rmv/catalog/**": true,
        "*/_*": false
    }
}

Best Regards.

My testing so far has me thinking that this setup in the settings.json file will enable the code lens functionality within the editor and the Outline panel, whilst disabling the in-line reference count links:

"settings": {
    "[rocket-mvbasic]": {
      "editor.codeLens": true
    }
   "editor.codeLens": false
 }

It is also possible to customize what is presented in the breadcrumbs and outline panels.

The  setting "breadcrumbs.showFunctions" controls the display of GCI functions and internal subroutine names
The setting "breadcrumbs.showVariables", obviously, controls the display of all variable names.

I have noted that the MV BASIC extension creates ".vscode" subdirectories with a simple settings.json file containing

"settings": {
    "[rocket-mvbasic]": {
      "editor.codeLens": false
    }
}

This appears to be how the Code Lens functionality is turned off by default.

If I adjust this file to use "true" instead of "false" then I do get the functions and variables presented in the Outline view as well as in the breadcrumbs facility.

What I don't get is the reference count functionality shown in Code Lens - Rocket MV BASIC

I can use the <ctrl><shift>p and enter "Enable Code Lens" to get the reference count links showing.

What I don't understand is why the settings change to "true" does not also make that available.
Is there another setting that controls the display of the reference count links in-line with the code?

------------------------------
Gregor Scott
Software Architect
Pentana Solutions Pty Ltd
Mount Waverley VIC AU
------------------------------

There is no chance of us testing using VS code with source local to the PC.

That is why I am attempting to get a known functional setup defined on linux.

If the path duplication bug is impacting this, how far away is the fix for it as it is having quite an impact on the Linux experience.

Hi Charles,

would the path duplication bug on Linux cause the weird differences in handling the codeLens setting at runtime?

Hi, Gregor.

Thanks for the update and now I can see the problem, when you open a single BASIC program directly in the VS Code, MV BASIC extension will not working properly, you have to open account folder in the VS Code for the off-line editing mode, that's why you can only see "User" settings in the VS Code.

For the ".vscode/settings.json" file, this file will be created under currently opened folder("/usr/uv/.vscode/settings.json" for you environment) when you activated Rocket MV BASIC extension first time. But on the Linux environment, VS Code extension is not initialized properly with wrong file-path and caused some issues, currently I didn't see a workaround for this.

I know you can not copy BASIC code to the local side, but considerate with currently issues on the Linux environment, is that possible to try out with online editing mode for instead? We don't support compile/catalog/debug BASIC in the online editing mode yet, but the editing features should be fine.

I tested your .vscode/settings.json file by placing it in the /usr/uv directory.

I also tested a number of variations.

None of the settings.json variations resulted in the code lens functionality being presented.

The only way to see it with the setup tested was to directly open the program from the command line when launching VS Code.

I'm going to try another set of tests, outside of the /usr/uv directory incase user permissions are silently impacting things.

Hi, Gregor.

I just checked this on my local environment but I couldn't see the same problem, below is the default content in the ".vscode/settings.json" file, could you please backup your current ".vscode/settings.json" file and replace with below? Also, is this VS Code running on the Linux server?

{
    "[rocket-mvbasic]": {
        "editor.codeLens": false
    },
    "files.associations": {
        "**/BP/*": "rocket-mvbasic",
        "**/PBP/*": "rocket-mvbasic",
        "**/.rmv/config/*.json": "jsonc"
    },
    "files.exclude": {
        "**/.git": true,
        "**/.svn": true,
        "**/.hg": true,
        "**/CVS": true,
        "**/.DS_Store": true,
        "**/Thumbs.db": true,
        "**/.rmv/catalog/**": true,
        "*/_*": false
    }
}

Best Regards.

My testing so far has me thinking that this setup in the settings.json file will enable the code lens functionality within the editor and the Outline panel, whilst disabling the in-line reference count links:

"settings": {
    "[rocket-mvbasic]": {
      "editor.codeLens": true
    }
   "editor.codeLens": false
 }

It is also possible to customize what is presented in the breadcrumbs and outline panels.

The  setting "breadcrumbs.showFunctions" controls the display of GCI functions and internal subroutine names
The setting "breadcrumbs.showVariables", obviously, controls the display of all variable names.

I have noted that the MV BASIC extension creates ".vscode" subdirectories with a simple settings.json file containing

"settings": {
    "[rocket-mvbasic]": {
      "editor.codeLens": false
    }
}

This appears to be how the Code Lens functionality is turned off by default.

If I adjust this file to use "true" instead of "false" then I do get the functions and variables presented in the Outline view as well as in the breadcrumbs facility.

What I don't get is the reference count functionality shown in Code Lens - Rocket MV BASIC

I can use the <ctrl><shift>p and enter "Enable Code Lens" to get the reference count links showing.

What I don't understand is why the settings change to "true" does not also make that available.
Is there another setting that controls the display of the reference count links in-line with the code?

------------------------------
Gregor Scott
Software Architect
Pentana Solutions Pty Ltd
Mount Waverley VIC AU
------------------------------

Hi, Gregor.

You don't need to copy source code to the local server side with online editing mode and I believe this can provide most editing features like offline editing mode, please refer to below link for more details:

• https://rocketsoftware.github.io/rocket-mvbasic/usage/OnlineEditing/

For the Linux environment, the duplicated path issue will cause a lot of issues since the configuration files were not initialized properly. Although you can manually create some configuration files or update content in it, but our extension may not working as expectedly. Also, not all features are supported on the Linux side, thus we always recommend user to copy source code to the local side, or just using online-editing mode, thanks.

There is no chance of us testing using VS code with source local to the PC.

That is why I am attempting to get a known functional setup defined on linux.

If the path duplication bug is impacting this, how far away is the fix for it as it is having quite an impact on the Linux experience.

Hi Charles,

would the path duplication bug on Linux cause the weird differences in handling the codeLens setting at runtime?

Hi, Gregor.

Thanks for the update and now I can see the problem, when you open a single BASIC program directly in the VS Code, MV BASIC extension will not working properly, you have to open account folder in the VS Code for the off-line editing mode, that's why you can only see "User" settings in the VS Code.

For the ".vscode/settings.json" file, this file will be created under currently opened folder("/usr/uv/.vscode/settings.json" for you environment) when you activated Rocket MV BASIC extension first time. But on the Linux environment, VS Code extension is not initialized properly with wrong file-path and caused some issues, currently I didn't see a workaround for this.

I know you can not copy BASIC code to the local side, but considerate with currently issues on the Linux environment, is that possible to try out with online editing mode for instead? We don't support compile/catalog/debug BASIC in the online editing mode yet, but the editing features should be fine.

I tested your .vscode/settings.json file by placing it in the /usr/uv directory.

I also tested a number of variations.

None of the settings.json variations resulted in the code lens functionality being presented.

The only way to see it with the setup tested was to directly open the program from the command line when launching VS Code.

I'm going to try another set of tests, outside of the /usr/uv directory incase user permissions are silently impacting things.

Hi, Gregor.

I just checked this on my local environment but I couldn't see the same problem, below is the default content in the ".vscode/settings.json" file, could you please backup your current ".vscode/settings.json" file and replace with below? Also, is this VS Code running on the Linux server?

{
    "[rocket-mvbasic]": {
        "editor.codeLens": false
    },
    "files.associations": {
        "**/BP/*": "rocket-mvbasic",
        "**/PBP/*": "rocket-mvbasic",
        "**/.rmv/config/*.json": "jsonc"
    },
    "files.exclude": {
        "**/.git": true,
        "**/.svn": true,
        "**/.hg": true,
        "**/CVS": true,
        "**/.DS_Store": true,
        "**/Thumbs.db": true,
        "**/.rmv/catalog/**": true,
        "*/_*": false
    }
}

Best Regards.

My testing so far has me thinking that this setup in the settings.json file will enable the code lens functionality within the editor and the Outline panel, whilst disabling the in-line reference count links:

"settings": {
    "[rocket-mvbasic]": {
      "editor.codeLens": true
    }
   "editor.codeLens": false
 }

It is also possible to customize what is presented in the breadcrumbs and outline panels.

The  setting "breadcrumbs.showFunctions" controls the display of GCI functions and internal subroutine names
The setting "breadcrumbs.showVariables", obviously, controls the display of all variable names.

I have noted that the MV BASIC extension creates ".vscode" subdirectories with a simple settings.json file containing

"settings": {
    "[rocket-mvbasic]": {
      "editor.codeLens": false
    }
}

This appears to be how the Code Lens functionality is turned off by default.

If I adjust this file to use "true" instead of "false" then I do get the functions and variables presented in the Outline view as well as in the breadcrumbs facility.

What I don't get is the reference count functionality shown in Code Lens - Rocket MV BASIC

I can use the <ctrl><shift>p and enter "Enable Code Lens" to get the reference count links showing.

What I don't understand is why the settings change to "true" does not also make that available.
Is there another setting that controls the display of the reference count links in-line with the code?

------------------------------
Gregor Scott
Software Architect
Pentana Solutions Pty Ltd
Mount Waverley VIC AU
------------------------------

Hi Chao

We run UV with NLS active, and there is a bug with MVVS on NLS servers that causes it problems when it is looking for files in an account VOC and the VOC contains items with a "?" in the key - which we do have.

There is also the distinct lack of filtering for accounts and files that makes on-line mode cumbersome to navigate compared to offline mode.

I am surprised by your comment "Also, not all features are supported on the Linux side," as I have not seen anything that details this.

Can you point me at documentation on what is not supported when running in Linux ?

Thanks

Hi, Gregor.

You don't need to copy source code to the local server side with online editing mode and I believe this can provide most editing features like offline editing mode, please refer to below link for more details:

• https://rocketsoftware.github.io/rocket-mvbasic/usage/OnlineEditing/

For the Linux environment, the duplicated path issue will cause a lot of issues since the configuration files were not initialized properly. Although you can manually create some configuration files or update content in it, but our extension may not working as expectedly. Also, not all features are supported on the Linux side, thus we always recommend user to copy source code to the local side, or just using online-editing mode, thanks.

There is no chance of us testing using VS code with source local to the PC.

That is why I am attempting to get a known functional setup defined on linux.

If the path duplication bug is impacting this, how far away is the fix for it as it is having quite an impact on the Linux experience.

Hi Charles,

would the path duplication bug on Linux cause the weird differences in handling the codeLens setting at runtime?

Hi, Gregor.

Thanks for the update and now I can see the problem, when you open a single BASIC program directly in the VS Code, MV BASIC extension will not working properly, you have to open account folder in the VS Code for the off-line editing mode, that's why you can only see "User" settings in the VS Code.

For the ".vscode/settings.json" file, this file will be created under currently opened folder("/usr/uv/.vscode/settings.json" for you environment) when you activated Rocket MV BASIC extension first time. But on the Linux environment, VS Code extension is not initialized properly with wrong file-path and caused some issues, currently I didn't see a workaround for this.

I know you can not copy BASIC code to the local side, but considerate with currently issues on the Linux environment, is that possible to try out with online editing mode for instead? We don't support compile/catalog/debug BASIC in the online editing mode yet, but the editing features should be fine.

I tested your .vscode/settings.json file by placing it in the /usr/uv directory.

I also tested a number of variations.

None of the settings.json variations resulted in the code lens functionality being presented.

The only way to see it with the setup tested was to directly open the program from the command line when launching VS Code.

I'm going to try another set of tests, outside of the /usr/uv directory incase user permissions are silently impacting things.

Hi, Gregor.

I just checked this on my local environment but I couldn't see the same problem, below is the default content in the ".vscode/settings.json" file, could you please backup your current ".vscode/settings.json" file and replace with below? Also, is this VS Code running on the Linux server?

{
    "[rocket-mvbasic]": {
        "editor.codeLens": false
    },
    "files.associations": {
        "**/BP/*": "rocket-mvbasic",
        "**/PBP/*": "rocket-mvbasic",
        "**/.rmv/config/*.json": "jsonc"
    },
    "files.exclude": {
        "**/.git": true,
        "**/.svn": true,
        "**/.hg": true,
        "**/CVS": true,
        "**/.DS_Store": true,
        "**/Thumbs.db": true,
        "**/.rmv/catalog/**": true,
        "*/_*": false
    }
}

Best Regards.

My testing so far has me thinking that this setup in the settings.json file will enable the code lens functionality within the editor and the Outline panel, whilst disabling the in-line reference count links:

"settings": {
    "[rocket-mvbasic]": {
      "editor.codeLens": true
    }
   "editor.codeLens": false
 }

It is also possible to customize what is presented in the breadcrumbs and outline panels.

The  setting "breadcrumbs.showFunctions" controls the display of GCI functions and internal subroutine names
The setting "breadcrumbs.showVariables", obviously, controls the display of all variable names.

I have noted that the MV BASIC extension creates ".vscode" subdirectories with a simple settings.json file containing

"settings": {
    "[rocket-mvbasic]": {
      "editor.codeLens": false
    }
}

This appears to be how the Code Lens functionality is turned off by default.

If I adjust this file to use "true" instead of "false" then I do get the functions and variables presented in the Outline view as well as in the breadcrumbs facility.

What I don't get is the reference count functionality shown in Code Lens - Rocket MV BASIC

I can use the <ctrl><shift>p and enter "Enable Code Lens" to get the reference count links showing.

What I don't understand is why the settings change to "true" does not also make that available.
Is there another setting that controls the display of the reference count links in-line with the code?

------------------------------
Gregor Scott
Software Architect
Pentana Solutions Pty Ltd
Mount Waverley VIC AU
------------------------------