I remember when I was using Editra as my editor, when I would press ctrl+e or click on an error, it would open the file and go to the relevant line. I'm not sure if that was the case when I switched to vscode.
These days I use VSCodium portable(binaries of VSCode without microsoft telemetry) and I'm wondering if the line data that's passed to the editor gets lost in the communication, since it opens the file but doesn't go to the line anymore.
Does anybody know if it's because I'm using a portable software, because vscode isn't an option in the launcher or something else is the culprit?
Passing the line argument to the editor?
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Re: Passing the line argument to the editor?
Launcher integration is done by creating edit.py file with appropriate code:
https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/editor.html
It is possible, that it was not written properly.
https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/editor.html
It is possible, that it was not written properly.
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Re: Passing the line argument to the editor?
Thank you, I'll try that and report back ^^
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