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Can a New ActionScript Project show up in the File menu item? #3
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It looks it is not (yet) possible. Only these menus are available for extensions:
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I didn't see that before. That's very useful. |
Oh ok. I wondered why you want it in top level menu. I doubt VSCode will allow that soon. |
I'm writing a few getting started guides,
So some users will come from Flash Builder / Eclipse IDE. In that IDE you had an option to create new projects. You would go to File > New Project > [List of projects here]. When I started using Visual Studio Code it was confusing. Where do I create a new project? Why do I have to open a folder? Why do I have to create all the project files myself? What is a command palette? Why are new projects listed in the context menu but not the top level menu? People say, it's only an editor but the same people then say install these 5 extensions that give it all the features that exist in IDEs lol. |
Where? GitHub? Link? I had similar plan. Something like a table with FB to VSCode comparison (how to do common stuff, keyboard shortcuts...).
Same here. Folder(s) vs workspace(s) was maybe most confusing for me, probably because FB's workspace principle is different. But hey, it is a great thing that there is (most?) popular extendable editor and @joshtynjala's ActionScript & MXML language extension for it. One can easily create snippets like Flex (MX & Spark) snippets for Visual Studio Code.
Well, maybe Extension Pack is the solution for that? |
I haven't created it. I don't know where I'll post it yet but probably on Github. If you put it on Github you're welcome to help on it or I can help if you post it. A few of them will be related to the Web Export plugin I've written for XD. I won't be doing a FB to VSC table / guide.
An extension pack would be great for new Visual Studio Code Flex / AS3 developers. If you create one I'll link to it. Adding Josh's and your extensions would be a good starting pack. |
It might be worth checking out this new extension from Microsoft for some inspiration: https://blogs.windows.com/buildingapps/2019/05/15/announcing-microsoft-web-template-studio/ |
@joshtynjala thanks. That is not directly related to the issue, right? Main point here is to the Webview API as alternative to showing QuickInput's in a row? |
Since there's no general forum, and this issue had some random discussion about creating new projects, I thought it was vaguely relevant enough to mention it here. |
@neminovno I've published the first post here, How to create a desktop app with Electron and Royale. I've mentioned your extension. @joshtynjala I've mentioned your extension too. After I wrote it I stumbled upon your post how to transpile your AS3 class to node JS and I saw that Apache Royale is on npm. If there are other tips and tricks like this you should have access to edit that post or email me and I'll update the doc. (nemo feedback welcome too) |
In nearly every application you can go to File > New Project and that starts the process of creating a new project. In VS Code there's New File and New Window but no New Project.
Is it possible for you to add New Project in the File menu for ActionScript projects and the other types your extension creates?
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