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Run task when opening filetype
The Next CEO of Stack OverflowMultiple commands/tasks with Visual Studio CodeHow to open the lightbulb via shortcut?How do I configure Visual Studio Code to open files always in a new tab?keyboard shortcut to switch focus in VSCode on a Mac?Jump to bottom of Integrated Terminal when running PowerShellVSCode: How can I execute an arbitrary task using the JavaScript API?how to pass multiple args to vscode task command?Opening a new terminal in vscode for 'start' command in .bat filesHow can I get VS Code tasks to alert me when Rollup --watch build fails?How to split the terminal when running tasks in VSCode?
I have a filetype (.xyz) that represents compressed data. I'd like to run a command to uncompress it before opening it in vs code.
Something like:
xyzunzip file > tmpfile
and have vs code open tmpfile.
This way, I don't need to switch to the terminal to run the command and open it in vscode each time.
We could avoid creating tmpfile, if the output could be piped to a new editor window.
So, breaking it down, I think it comes down to:
- How do I bind a task to an action, such as opening a filetype?
- How do I pipe the output of the task back into vs code?
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I have a filetype (.xyz) that represents compressed data. I'd like to run a command to uncompress it before opening it in vs code.
Something like:
xyzunzip file > tmpfile
and have vs code open tmpfile.
This way, I don't need to switch to the terminal to run the command and open it in vscode each time.
We could avoid creating tmpfile, if the output could be piped to a new editor window.
So, breaking it down, I think it comes down to:
- How do I bind a task to an action, such as opening a filetype?
- How do I pipe the output of the task back into vs code?
visual-studio-code
add a comment |
I have a filetype (.xyz) that represents compressed data. I'd like to run a command to uncompress it before opening it in vs code.
Something like:
xyzunzip file > tmpfile
and have vs code open tmpfile.
This way, I don't need to switch to the terminal to run the command and open it in vscode each time.
We could avoid creating tmpfile, if the output could be piped to a new editor window.
So, breaking it down, I think it comes down to:
- How do I bind a task to an action, such as opening a filetype?
- How do I pipe the output of the task back into vs code?
visual-studio-code
I have a filetype (.xyz) that represents compressed data. I'd like to run a command to uncompress it before opening it in vs code.
Something like:
xyzunzip file > tmpfile
and have vs code open tmpfile.
This way, I don't need to switch to the terminal to run the command and open it in vscode each time.
We could avoid creating tmpfile, if the output could be piped to a new editor window.
So, breaking it down, I think it comes down to:
- How do I bind a task to an action, such as opening a filetype?
- How do I pipe the output of the task back into vs code?
visual-studio-code
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