Specifically editor tabs. Dragging and dropping tabs in the list will rearrange them. Would it not be better to build it in now, when the overall system is relatively simpler ? Already on GitHub? This confusion between tab movement versus detachable windows is exactly why I do NOT support detachable tabs. Typical dev commenting on this issue: "All other IDEs with bad UI designed in 90s forced me to buy multiple screens to be productive at all, so this new IDE shouldn't try to fix problem differently but replicate same bad UI and support my multiple screens". @RoyTinker Use "Ctrl K, O" to open the current file in a different vscode window for editing. What if the following features could be added: @RoyTinker I think it can be even simpler. +1. This is quite unintuitive when comparing to other IDEs. I'm a bit disappointed that it was never a design consideration from the each window has its own process and its own JavaScript context. The VSCode team is doing an amazing job and are continually delivering incredible value to an ever growing community of developers through one of the worlds best coding tools. No roadmap no milestone no promises, whats happening ! This missing feature is the main reason I cant use VS code. Adding a comment that only says "+1" doesn't help and only clutters up the discussion area. I hope that makes sense. That is why I did not have any expectations about it. That said, I don't know if I'd find it useful. The experience has been close to Visual Studio and the extension Python Tools for Visual Studio, but still missing some of the nice to haves. Mostly I just don't like the default positions of the panes and want to move them around. Open Visual Studio Code and press and hold Ctrl + ` to open the terminal. The terminal.integrated.cwd setting allows specifying a custom path to open instead: Split terminals on Windows will start in the directory that the parent terminal started with. The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: Just adding my support to this. Or maybe it's already possible using Cmd-K o? Multiple monitors are still _really_ helpful because they increase available screen real estate. Sorry, this post was deleted by the person who originally posted it. The terminal.integrated.defaultLocation setting can change the default terminal location to be in either the view or editor areas. Libraries like electron-window-manager seem to make this a little bit easier, but after all there is a ton of work involved, to outline some: I would not say that this is technically impossible but what I can say is that this feature request is both very challenging because of the UI impact and because of the fundamental change it requires to each aspect of what we have today. Possible better focus IMO, fixing word pattern selection and renaming selection, adding drag & drop support into panels, etc Also, most of the OS don't support a proper tiling system for you windows so yeah have fun managing each ones @MangelMaxime You do realize that new windows would be optional? It feels insane to be stuck on just 1 monitor for code editing, especially when I'm working on several files simultaneously. But I still find it pleasant. Which would be awesome if this was built in. Open the command palette using Ctrl + Shift + P. Type - Select Default Shell. Concurring with all above- this is the only fly in the ointment for me after switching from Sublime. Sorry! I do not care if it's lightweight either. This way I get more real estate while still keeping an eye on the terminal / output, which I believe is one of the main reasons for floating windows. There is a Terminal: Select All command, which is bound to Cmd+A on macOS, but does not have a default keybinding on Windows and Linux as it may conflict with shell hotkeys. @nguyenlamlll I suggest you read through https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode/issues/2686#issuecomment-344808761. Sapphire theme with custom Starship prompt using the font Hack with Nerd Font symbols. Since it's critical to change core code on that level. I'm confident this is the design decision behind it but I'd be interesting to know otherwise. I only see this feature possible when we find a way to create windows that share the same memory to the "main" window so that this operation is lightweight. Sounds great? @Jesus-Gonzalez Looks like a variation on what @bpasero said it would take to implement this, although your suggestion sounds easier (to me at least) than item (3) from his list, because the "parent" electron process tree would house the back-end functionality, such as the debugger. Yehya Abouelnaga notifications@github.com schrieb am Fr., 8. I imagine there's still internal discussion going on. ++ @belst and others see this comment, given the current design it's quite difficult to implement this feature. How is it supposed to work? They say that we can not have multiple node.js instances in one process. Like Youtube Mini Player? +1. nvm (Node Version Manager) users often see this error for the first time inside VS Code's integrated terminal: This is mostly a macOS problem and does not happen in external terminals. However, items (1) and (2) from @bpasero's list of challenges would remain. I'm not an Electron guy of any sorts, but I've tinkered around with it a little bit. When on Linux VMs, browsers that don't support WebGL, or machines with outdated drivers, WebGL may not work properly. Thanks for the suggestions and discussion. @bpasero has given his latest feedback in this comment above: #10121 (comment) I have been watching this issue for year + and still no movement on this. @bpasero @aeschli is this a feature that you'd like to get and review as a pull request? This feature request is now #1 by upvotes. Otherwise it is an absolute pleasure to work with, and far superior to Sublime and others (in my opinion). Excuse me for being so careless. or mute the thread I totally agree with you. So this is at least slightly different from any community project people do for fun and in their spare time. no feature or workflow requires that you use them), so I don't see how it's a bad UX choice, even from the viewpoint of folks who don't want to use them. There is still the challenge that the one window is not really aware of the other window. I just want to be able to move the terminal and debug console to where ever it bugs me the least. Basicaly, it creates base64 encoded string as URL for window: https://github.com/illBeRoy/ElectronScriptWindow/blob/master/src/index.js#L76 on load. I stated the same thing everyone else did in supporting this feature. Multi Monitor support is by far not the only reason for wanting this feature. ((socket-guid)) --root-window ((root-window-guid)). Hmm, I don't appear to have this functionality in latest macOS - does it need to be enabled? What are the disadvantages of using a charging station with power banks? [EDIT: I'm not saying the new tab's window should duplicate the main window's UI. However, I still don't see in this whole thread one link to the research, study, paper showing productivity gain of using multiple screens for text editing. Thanks for the votes!! Work around these issues by launching code with the --disable-gpu flag or by using the setting "terminal.integrated.gpuAcceleration": "off" to avoid using the canvas in the terminal. There is already much to do on VSCode, to improve the current user experience without adding more complexity. I think this issue should be frozen / restricted until someone can actually work on it (from VSCode team). Is it not deemed worthy enough as VSCode cannot be monetized ? I'm sure this issue is on the team's radar (it is the number one requested feature). "terminal.integrated.tabs.enableAnimation", "terminal.integrated.minimumContrastRatio", Configure IntelliSense for cross-compiling, renders some of the Powerline symbols without needing to configure a font, Canvas renderer - GPU acceleration by using the. frustrated? Really there many people working with two monitors. I feel that Xcode does this really well if you're looking for inspiration. I know that it is OSS. That doesnt help AT ALL with the actual problem of being unable to have stuff like debug inspector or terminal/output and so on on a second screen. Dragging a tab outside the window should split into a new window like virtually every single other tabbed application out there. If no text is selected in the active editor, the entire line that the cursor is on will run in the terminal. BTW using MacOS or Linux is not the only reason not to use VS, If you ever used VS, then you know how bloated it is. Would love to have it implemented. +1 The is a top-three funtionality for a developer environment that Visual Studio (and every other developer environment has supported since Bill Cliniton was Presedent). . Sometimes this detection doesn't work and requires manual intervention, setting terminal.integrated.gpuAcceleration to "dom" typically resolves rendering-related problems like these at the cost of performance. There's a lot to to love about VS Code, but the one significant missing feature for me is the lack of floating editor-tab-only windows (like I've gotten used to having in Visual Studio). Not having it is a deal breaker. Anyway, I have 2 monitors and I still consider to buy the third one. It feels insane to be stuck on just 1 monitor for code editing, especially when I'm working on several files simultaneously. Maintaining the context of the underlying buffer (file) in both these windows is the issue. Benjamin Pasero has responded several times. I only asked if there are any estimates from people looking after this repo. Finding a relevant comment from a team member is difficult given the 363 comments above. this is the ONE thing about it that i really don't like. If I were working on a git project, I could see how my current workflow of opening a new window and dragging files there would only allow me to take folder/git actions from the original window. You are receiving this because you commented. The Zone of Truth spell and a politics-and-deception-heavy campaign, how could they co-exist? https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode/issues/10121#issuecomment-348621220, Could someone point me in the right directions . Sure you can disable those tools and stuff, but when working in a large team, it always happens someone commits vscode settings folder (even if it's gitignored - don't ask me how this happens). We all have different needs and you should not say others opinions are worthless. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub @pantonis Please click the "thumbs up" icon at the bottom of the first comment. I'd say that undocking tabs (editors more specifically) is a _must have_ rather than _eventually_ type of task. Terminal Basics Visual Studio Code includes a full featured integrated terminal that conveniently starts at the root of your workspace. But after using it for first 15 minutes I missed this function. . Visual Studio Code includes a full featured integrated terminal that conveniently starts at the root of your workspace. Visual Studio 2017 dies with out of memory exception. Would love to have it implemented. This is 3rd by thumbs up and is 2nd in number of comments. This is the only reason that no-one on my team actually uses VS Code as their primary development platform. @Krzysztof-Cieslak youre joking right? It would be fantastic to have this ability. He then parks the car. All windows where you can navigate your project or edit code are equal. Notice how there are no gaps between cells thanks to the custom glyphs: This feature can be disabled by setting "terminal.integrated.customGlyphs": false. i love VSCode. Good news - this has moved up to #13 in feature requests sorted by upvotes. The integrated terminal has find functionality that can be triggered with F (Windows, Linux Ctrl+F). @laserbeak I think the complications arise from having to handle window management across several operating systems. Thus, we closed this one as a duplicate. The lack of this feature is a huge issue for those with multiple monitors (basically everyone who works with code). If this feature can be implemented, it would be awesome. eg. Hopefully this feature gets prioritized soon, It would be really nice if we could tear of tabs to show the file/tab it in a separate window . Tearing the tab out is the behavior I want (the same way it works in Chrome browser). Why is this still not a thing ! In additional window we have to hide unnecessary UI parts but also disable updating other app areas on files change or shortcuts. I really want this feature!! Remove terminal instances by hovering a tab and selecting the Trash Can button, selecting a tab item and pressing Delete, using Terminal: Kill the Active Terminal Instance command, or via the right-click context menu. File - New Window ,open a new terminal in new window. IMO, this is not what happens when you open two browsers and drag and drop tabs between them? Some prompts like Starship and oh-my-posh show things like git status and work with most shells, so they're a good choice when starting out. All you gave people was your claim, and they gave theirs. Duplicating a workspace has a really big disadvantage in memory and storage drive usage. Even my comment is meta because it does the same (more clutter) and shouldn't be required. Wouldn't it be possible to launch a new window, and do communication between the parent window and the child via the webContents API? Navigate between terminal groups using focus next ] (Windows, Linux Ctrl+PageDown) and focus previous [ (Windows, Linux Ctrl+PageUp). Typically when there are rendering problems it's an issue of something in your hardware/OS/drivers not playing nicely with the GPU renderer. I typically would open e.g. @iansan5653 Well then why put a terminal in VSCode in the first place? I've got to admit that I am shocked that an editor as established as VSCode doesn't allow me to drag a tab to a second monitor. We only need 88 more votes to make it to the top 10. Your tip made me found the PDFs below and made me make the lists/screenshots below as well. If VS code's UX functioned like atom's I would make the switch. As is, I keep installing VS code, loving almost everything and eventually uninstalling when I realize the UX still hasn't been updated. As others have mentioned, no one can really begin work a feature as significant as this until there is some assurance that the work will be accepted. even if I only need the Explorer and debug, tabs Multi monitor workspaces are not some relic of the 90s. Request: Please close this issue for comments. What an absurd discussion tell me if I am correct. I'm trying to help with that using data from the past. It seems to be a bigger task, thus it make sense to ask before going with implementation. We're developers, a lot of us would understand a technical reason. If you have an idea though, let us know. I can see no progress on this feature and few years past. it seems so obvious as a feature, even in the most minimalistic editor. Will this be implemented anytime soon? But for me ergonomically very uncomfortable and tiring to a degree that makes me leaving it be again. Is there an estimation for when the top 3 features will have been implemented? This is free software. I don't see any reasonable discussion around possible implications of the different ways of implementing such feature. I want to be able to open files into a new window (for example to put on a different monitor or a different virtual workspace). Sorry! Moving a terminal into its own group can be done with the Terminal: Unsplit Terminal command through the Command Palette or in the right-click context menu. I am not sure why the delay? terminal.integrated.fontFamily: The font family to use, this takes a string in the format that fontFamily in CSS takes. Ideally, the top-middle and right-hand monitors would be running a single instance of VS Code, with the JS file popped out as a separate, maximized window. To continue innovating, and make VSCode a modern full-featured editor, this is a necessity. The "app" is an OS-specific container that This approach would be greatly appreciated in VS Code. I hope this feature be the max priority. It would be really nice to see support for multiple screens or floating windows. Adding my request for this feature as well. This seems to share the context / workspace across windows and solves the basic multi-monitor issue. I know this is a opensource freeware, but this limitation may stop new users from using VS Code. Since VSCode is written with Electron "floating windows" is kinda hard to accomplish, but allowing to open the project twice would help a lot, but this doesn't seem to work either. Please give some responses to the current state of that feature. I am sure the demand suddenly came into existence "last December". Believe it or not, there exists a large community of developers who value productivity over locality in a coffee shop, or the top of a tree, or whatever is currently in vogue. It's ok as a workaround. I bet I won't see any proof of concept implementations. At least it would be a start. The VSCode Team has taken knowledge of the demand for this feature, and the problem will be easier to handle when some other features will be implemented, so in order to prevent a 500m scrolling of explanations / discussions, they rather not say anything at all. I've been recently looking into ultra wide monitors and with the new screen real estate I'd want to utilize it for maximum productivity. To be honest I am often using VS Code by opening files and not folders. #2686 deals with multiple windows with the same workspace. I'm trying to move off JetBeans and this isn't an optional or nice-to-have feature. Would be a great first step to make that detachable. Every time I update my lovely vscode I try to detach a tab and it does not work! Here we work with back-end and front-end at the same time. @kodipe Neat! I suggest floating windows option for: Terminal; Debug console; Problems; Output; Eventually: tabs; Explorer / search / debug / git / extensions; This way we could take advantage of large screen space and / or multi monitors. Right-clicking the context menu and selecting the. I see editor tabs as more important than the others. I dont see it there, so it seems you guys continue to ignore the high demand for this feature. It's soo easy to use and fast on my slow computer! The community is concerned because this is such an important feature and there has been little to no response from core contributors beyondessentially, "this is a difficult issue.". The best I can offer would be to resize the window so it covers both your screens and split the editor into two tiles along the middle between your monitors. Because in any other open source project like this, we already would have an answer if and when this get implemented and if not, why. But that is my perspective. It would a great feature, if the performance doesn't go down because of it. Any plans when this will be added to a release-circle? That's not the solution. The integrated terminal can use various shells installed on your machine, with the default being pulled from your system defaults. First thing i noticed missing when switching. This will add scroll bars when necessary, which may lead to an unpleasant UX and is generally not recommended, but it is a common ask on Windows in particular for reading logs or long lines when paging tools aren't available. For now, at least, Cmd-K o is good enough for me - opening a source file in a detached window. The world isn't perfect, make the best of what we have and get the job done. By rejecting non-essential cookies, Reddit may still use certain cookies to ensure the proper functionality of our platform. Yet it is free, which from the set off means it will have limitations. It would be very useful if I write the code/text in one screen, and get the preview (still within VSCode) in an external monitor (or, a second screen). @Nepoxx You are here just to give thumbs down opinions and comments from people. Specifically editor tabs. If the feature is built in now. I recently, started using JetBrains tools as an alternative. @Hypernut Since the VSCode team hasn't given _any_ indication of their timeline or plans with regard to this feature, there's a real vacuum of information, which leaves folks very frustrated. I'm glad I'm not alone. I assigned the keybinding Ctrl + Shift + N for this command. It also means I don't have to babysit the window management as much as I don't have to remember which is the "real" project window. It is the same project and the same workspace. For a variety of reasons (like the one mentioned by @HighCommander) VS Code only starts one workspace per folder (and currently a single workspace can't span multiple instances). +1 "Open new window and drag and drop your file from the current workspace/window to the newly opened window.". for issues would be great! Their implementation isn't suitable to VScode's architecture, is that it? Why not a separate git application? Please first point to a study showing that not having multiple monitor support improves productivity or rather is a better choice. So yeah here's one more developer wishing I could detach tabs out of VSCode just like work with VS. So can Ctrl-Click on one monitor, and see corresponding code on another. Word links are considered "low confidence" and will not show an underline or tooltip unless Ctrl/Cmd is held. I have no idea how this can be so complicated. See the attached gif below. In fact, you don't have to do anything, you just use VSCode as is. very beginning. showing unit tests and client and server output) - so I can use the first screen fullscreen without having to open and close the side panel all the time. A file explorer? So it's appropriate to _ask_ for an enriched editor to join that established workflow. Explorer / search / debug / git / extensions. Look at JetBrains - they made a successful business of building these things ;). I also like having my terminal on a different monitor, but I can always just use a terminal that isnt integrated with vs code, but having detachable windows in vs code for these panels would be awesome. (electron = chromium + APIs to access underlying OS features), What if you could init vscode in some mode, "extension mode", for example, to give an example: you start a debug session in one window but the other window shows the debug console, of course both windows need to talk to the same debug backend, allow multiple windows to point to the same project directory, add internal API option to open an "editor only" window (i.e. Only 150 more and it'll be in the top 3! Voted up, this is the only thing that's missing moving from Sublime. This requires a bit of rearchitecting the internals of vscode, so let's be patient (or contribute). This automatic injection can be disabled by setting terminal.integrated.shellIntegration.enabled to false. Well if I could work on my SPA efficiently and my web api backend in Visual Studio I wouldn't need VS Code either. https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2015/mar/24/andreessen-horowitz-london-virtual-reality-startup-improbable The same functionality can't be achieved by spawning a new process, because, AIUI, for languages that have LSP-based tooling, the two processes could not both talk to the same language server, so you'd only have the LSP-based features in one of them. I have 2 monitors, an old PC s754 8GiB DDR2 and this lightweight engineering wouldnt benefit much my setup, neither newer more powerful machines. I agree that it would be really nice to just be able to drag an existing tab to a second monitor but this is at least a pretty painless workaround until they support dragging tabs to another monitor. @Jorilx do you know if there is a related issue on electron somewhere? That is user base frustrated because they lack multiple monitor support. 2017 2:38 a.m. schreef Luc Shelton notifications@github.com: @laserbeakhttps://github.com/laserbeak I think the complications arise from having to handle window management across several operating systems. : The Backlog-Link (https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode/milestone/8) here in the right panel does not work?). I would suspect this implies some heavy rewriting of a bunch of core features. Terminal selection can be forced by holding the Alt key on Windows and Linux, this can also be done with the Option key on macOS but requires enabling the terminal.integrated.macOptionClickForcesSelection setting first. ;-). "You can currently see 3 files, one vertical panel (debugger, git, search, explorer) and horizontal panel at the same time", nice try, but you know what I mean, I mean a maximized window with a CSS file in one monitor and a maximized window with HTML in another one that's far better than having a lot of uncomfortably panels in the same monitor. Keep it up, I'm loving your work. This was the last thing they told me about it @Hypernut, https://twitter.com/TheLoveDuckie/status/916447993594859522. This is now in high demand for 2 (TWO!) It's such a basic feature, I first thought the missing of the floating window was a bug :'), @Aetherall I thought the same thing! I'm not entirely sure the "this may prove to be too taxing on computers" argument is valid as of late considering most recent computers have much more system resources than previously. They also have limited support for line and column suffixes. I do know you do not speak for the VSC-Team. How (un)safe is it to use non-random seed words? Or is it more about VSCode one project <-> one window design? Ideally I would like to have a split screen with 1-4 windows on the second screen open side by side to be able to glance over the problems panel and open terminals (e.g. Looking through these comments, it seems I am not alone in this view. To learn more, see our tips on writing great answers. See the attached gif below. We need the workspace explorer duplicated as well. I'd say that's a personal preference, but hey, this thing has 237 upvotes vs 7 downvotes, so yeah. These ANSI colors are determined by the active color theme, but they can also be configured independently from the theme with the workbench.colorCustomizations setting. Besides, it's not always the code you keep watching. If electron has a way to open, read, and write sockets, this approach might At first you can't possibly ignore it, but after a while you don't even see it anymore. So the reference in the Iteration Plan #47369 is just a joke about getting a 4k monitor rather than a plan to support this? https://gearburn.com/2016/06/space-vr-app-turns-the-htc-vive-oculus-rift-into-a-productivity-hub/ You also demystified me as a random internet troll, well played, sir! I think it would be a good option to expose on the right-click menu for the active tab and/or items in the Open Editors document explorer. Do you honestly think the vscode team would merge something that changes their product at such a fundamental level when they're not directing it? You can also right-click on a terminal tab and select Toggle Size to Content Width (Z (Windows, Linux Alt+Z)) to resize the number of terminal columns to the largest wrapped line in the terminal. +1. @MangelMaxime Tabs are not my priority. :). So Vote for feature . 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