Visual Studio Code 1.32 has been released, making it easier to change color themes!

Hello.
I'm Mandai, the Wild team member in charge of development.

Although it's been a little while since its release, Visual Studio Code (VS Code) version 1.32 has been released.
This update includes some interesting new features and improvements, so as usual, I'll pick out some of the most interesting ones from the release notes!

You can now choose the font for the debug console

Not only can you customize the font family, but you can also freely adjust the size and line height.
as my editor Fira Code I personally use
I prefer Consolas as a font, so I've always wanted to use it in the debug console where ligatures aren't really necessary!

By default, the same font as the editor is used

 

Color themes can now be applied without reloading

Many people find it troublesome to change the color theme because it requires reloading, but from now on, just like choosing the clothes you wear every day, you can change your color theme every now and then to lift your spirits while coding

Ctrl + K Ctrl + Tbrings up a color theme selection dialog, and the ability to quickly switch between themes and preview them by moving the cursor up and down is extremely convenient.

Color themes tend to accumulate quickly, and their storage capacity can become a concern. However, they're essentially just CSS or color map data defined in JSON, so they're actually less than 1MB in size.
Therefore, it's best to install any color themes that catch your eye without hesitation.

My current favorite color theme Phantom Code , and I'd like to organize and summarize my thoughts on it soon.

 

HTML ARIA properties are now supported

Code hints have been added to the ARIA (Accessible Rich Internet Applications) property.
While we don't write HTML as much these days, it's still useful when creating user-friendly web applications.

 

Multi-cursor is now easier to use!

When coding, selecting and moving text is a common occurrence, so I often use the Alt key, but it now seems possible to do things like inserting multiple cursors into a selection area in one go in conjunction with the mouse cursor

The release noteswhile text is selectedAltinserts a multi-cursor into the selected text, but on my end,Alt + Shiftworked.

I thought it might be a difference in the key bindings or shortcuts, but the same thing happened when I installed VCSode on my new laptop in almost default settings, so it's either some kind of malfunction, a simple mistake in the article, or a mistranslation due to my poor English skills (the third option is the most likely)

In any case,Alt + Ctrland frantically press the cursor keys, this will likely be very useful when generating a large number of multi-cursors.

 

You can easily fix the error with Quick Fix (maybe)

VS Code is a multi-OS native application that uses Electron, so it has a wealth of built-in support features for JavaScript and TypeScript.
Quick Fix is ​​one such feature, a convenient function that cleverly predicts and corrects typos and subtle errors in method names.

This information window itself is displayed in other languages ​​and the Quick Fix works, but when you click on it, if the corresponding action is not set, it displays "No code action available" (confirmed with PHP)

The basic foundation has been introduced, which is to display an interface that allows you to launch a Quick Fix for anything that the Language Server determines to be an error after analysis, but I think that going beyond that will require support such as extensions that provide IntelliSense for each language

 

summary

The main topic this time around is probably the removal of the color theme preview and reload function.
While it doesn't directly contribute to the editor's performance, it does change the user experience, so I think it's quite important.

Regarding feature updates, the improvements to multi-cursor support are a welcome addition.
I hope that Quick Fix support for extensions (or VS Code itself) will be released quickly for each language (my memory has been getting pretty bad lately...).

Although there were no eye-catching features, 1.32 added some very interesting features

That's all