If you are working with files that are not in the same directory, you can add multiple folders, by doing file > add folder to workspace. By opening a folder, you automatically make the window an workspace. If you do file > open folder, instead of file > open, you'll see all the files within that folder listed in the sidebar. If you have the sidebar open, they'll be listed. You can have a none or a few hundred open. When you open a file, or do file>new, that is an editor. You can have multiple open, but you really don't need to. It's the thing you can minimize, maximize, and re-position. Let's talk about windows, editors, workspaces, and settings. I have read through most of the comments here, and it looks like people are talking past each other. Maybe I'm not supposed to be opening all these editors ? But then searching across files would search inside JPG files and such ? Confused.
Open all files in folder that are of type HTML.Īm I missing something here ? It can't be this clunky, can it ?.Save a project file that says "these 200 files are open in editors".It's unbelievable to me that VSCode apparently has no way to either: Which means the next time I want to edit project A, I have to close the editors from project B, and do the loop of "code -g" runs to open the 200 files again. I'm still in project A.īut if I want to close project A and open project B, I have to close all 200 editors and use "code -g" statements to open editor on project B's files. Once the 200 are open, I can quit out of VSCode and later relaunch, and it will open the 200 editors again. The only way I have found to get VSCode to open the 200 HTML files of project A is to launch VSCode with no editors open, and then do a shell loop calling "code -g filename.html". In VSCode I want to be able to be editing one project or the other, and not see the JPG files. I have another folder B (separate project B) with a few HTML files and a few JPG and maybe 6 other source/text files. I have a folder A with say 200 HTML files and 400 other files, assume they're JPG files. It seems that VSCode just can't do what I want to do ?
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