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I would really like to clear things up a bit for everyone trying to get intellisense working with Visual Studio Code. First of all I am writing this for Unity 2019.4.14 as it is the newest version. These are the things you MUST do for this to work: You need Visual Studio Code (duh). IntelliSense support for Cake Frosting projects is provided through the C# extension for Visual Studio Code. Install C# extension for Visual Studio Code. For instructions how to install an extension in Visual Studio Code see Extension Marketplace documentation.
- IntelliSense for cross-compiling The article is about configuring the C/C extension to provide proper IntelliSense (code completions) in Visual Studio Code when you compile for a different architecture than your development host machine. For example, when your host machine is.
- The IntelliCode extension for Visual Studio Code provides artificial intelligence-assisted IntelliSense for Python, Java, TypeScript, and JavaScript. AI-assisted IntelliSense predicts the most likely correct API for the developer to use rather than just presenting an alphabetical list of members.
- In Unity go to Package Manager and install Visual Studio Code Editor. This will enable Unity to generate proper project files for VSCode. In Unity go to Edit - Preferences - External Tools and choose VSCode from the dropdown (could be listed as code.cmd) and after you choose it tick all the checkboxes you want in the Generate.csproj files for section.
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The C/C++ extension adds language support for C/C++ to Visual Studio Code, including features such as IntelliSense and debugging.
Overview and tutorials
C/C++ extension tutorials per compiler and platform
Quick links
Questions and feedback
FAQs
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Known issues
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Offline installation
The extension has platform-specific binary dependencies, therefore installation via the Marketplace requires an Internet connection in order to download additional dependencies. If you are working on a computer that does not have access to the Internet or is behind a strict firewall, you may need to use our platform-specific packages and install them by running VS Code's 'Install from VSIX..'
command. These 'offline' packages are available at: https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode-cpptools/releases.
Package | Platform |
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cpptools-linux.vsix | Linux 64-bit |
cpptools-linux-armhf.vsix | Linux ARM 32-bit |
cpptools-linux-aarch64.vsix | Linux ARM 64-bit |
cpptools-osx.vsix | macOS 64-bit |
cpptools-osx-arm64.vsix | macOS ARM64 |
cpptools-win32.vsix | Windows 64-bit & 32-bit |
cpptools-win-arm64.vsix | Windows ARM64 |
cpptools-linux32.vsix | Linux 32-bit (available up to version 0.27.0) |
Contribution
Contributions are always welcome. Please see our contributing guide for more details.
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Microsoft Open Source Code of Conduct
This project has adopted the Microsoft Open Source Code of Conduct. For more information see the Code of Conduct FAQ or contact opencode@microsoft.com with any additional questions or comments.
Data and telemetry
This extension collects usage data and sends it to Microsoft to help improve our products and services. Collection of telemetry is controlled via the same setting provided by Visual Studio Code: 'telemetry.enableTelemetry'
. Read our privacy statement to learn more.
IntelliCode for Visual Studio provides the following functionality:
AI-assisted IntelliSense for multiple languages that predicts the most likely correct API for the developer to use instead of just an alphabetical list of members. It uses the developer's current code context and patterns to provide this dynamic list.
For C# users, in addition to providing member suggestions, IntelliCode also provides argument completion. This capability stars the most likely argument names that you'll use when you call a method and places those suggestions at the top of the completion list. The completion list appears when you start typing inside the parentheses or press Ctrl+Space.
AI-assisted IntelliSense recommendations based on your own code (C# only).
Inference of code style and formatting conventions to dynamically create an .editorconfig file from your codebase (C# only).
Suggestions: IntelliCode locally tracks your edits, detects when you're performing a repetitive action, and offers to apply that same action in other, similar places (C# only).
Preview features
Some of IntelliCode's features are still in preview, meaning there is no guarantee of future support. Preview features are disabled by default. To enable or disable IntelliCode preview features, choose Tools > Options > IntelliCode. Under Preview Features, choose Enable, Disable, or Default to configure each feature.
Supported languages
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The supported languages for AI-assisted IntelliSense completions are:
- C#
- XAML
- C++
- JavaScript and TypeScript
- Visual Basic
Prerequisites
Starting in Visual Studio 2019 version 16.4, IntelliCode is available as a built-in feature if you install a supported workload.
To see AI-assisted IntelliSense for certain languages, you may need a more recent version:
- JavaScript and TypeScript require TypeScript 3.4.2 or later
Supported workloads
Mathtype. IntelliCode is included in Visual Studio 2019 version 16.4 as part of any of the following workloads:
- Azure development
- .NET desktop development
- Mobile development with .NET
- Game development with Unity
- .NET Core cross-platform development
- ASP.NET and web development
- Visual Studio extension development
- Universal Windows Platform development
- Office/SharePoint development
- Desktop development with C++
- Game development with C++
- Mobile development with C++
- Linux development with C++
Troubleshoot
If you don't see any IntelliCode suggestions, you may have extensions installed that are overriding the IntelliSense UI. This can prevent the IntelliCode 'starred' suggestions from appearing at the top of the list. You can verify if extensions are causing this behavior by turning them off and then trying IntelliSense again. Or, if the extension supports it, turn off its auto-completion features.
If this doesn't solve the problem for you, report it by using the Visual Studio Report a Problem feature and mention IntelliCode in your report.
Telemetry
IntelliCode captures some anonymized usage and error-reporting data to help improve the product. No user-defined code is sent to Microsoft, but we do collect information about your use of the IntelliCode results.
For base model suggestions, which are open source or .NET types and members, we capture whether you selected an IntelliCode suggestion and log the name of the suggestion. Microsoft uses the data to monitor the quality of the base model. For custom models, we capture whether you selected an IntelliCode suggestion but do not log the names of your user-defined types or methods.
To turn off data collection for IntelliCode, opt out of the Visual Studio Experience Improvement Program. From the menu bar, select Help > Send Feedback > Settings. In the Visual Studio Experience Improvement Program dialog, select No, I would not like to participate and then select OK.
To create models that learn patterns from your own C# code, you need to sign in to Visual Studio to be able to use the model training service. The training service collects only the minimum data that's required to create the model. Microsoft keeps the trained models secured to your account so only you and those you choose to share them with can access them. Your model and what itβs learned about your code stays private to you. For more information, see Data and privacy.
Provide feedback
To report an IntelliCode for Visual Studio bug, use the Help > Send Feedback > Report a Problem menu. If you reproduce the problem before submitting the report, logs are automatically included in the report.
For feature requests, click the Send feedback about > This product button at the bottom of this page to log a new issue. Mention that it's a feature request.
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