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A lot of times I use the Go to File feature I'm copy pasting the file from another source (for example errors from TSLint or TypeScript) which in my case are of the format:
src\test\folder\other_folder\my_file.ts(9,9)
If I could paste that directly into the Go to File field, and I'd take me first to the file and then to the line (and maybe slightly highlight the line or something so I focus on that line directly) it'd be very useful.
Given that the way to specify line and column is probably dependent on the source, you'd probably need to either have some smart logic, or provide some setting in the user settings where I can define a regexp to match my case like:
[ { pattern: "((\d+),(\d+))$", lineAppearsFirst: true }]
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A lot of times I use the Go to File feature I'm copy pasting the file from another source (for example errors from TSLint or TypeScript) which in my case are of the format:
src\test\folder\other_folder\my_file.ts(9,9)
If I could paste that directly into the Go to File field, and I'd take me first to the file and then to the line (and maybe slightly highlight the line or something so I focus on that line directly) it'd be very useful.
Given that the way to specify line and column is probably dependent on the source, you'd probably need to either have some smart logic, or provide some setting in the user settings where I can define a regexp to match my case like:
[ { pattern: "((\d+),(\d+))$", lineAppearsFirst: true }]
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: