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@zeibura zeibura commented Sep 19, 2024

clarify breadcrumbs and snippets

breadcrumbs and snippets
@zeibura zeibura changed the title Update README.md - Jon feedback DE616306 readme upate Sep 19, 2024
@zeibura zeibura marked this pull request as draft September 19, 2024 14:44
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zeibura commented Sep 27, 2024

also clarify what semantic analysis is supported

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zeibura commented Sep 27, 2024

Two further changes

  • "open a program or project" - "open a file or folder". Project isn't VS Code terminology - possibly a holdover from Eclipse Che days
  • clarify that remote copybooks can't be edited and saved back to mainframe, recommend using Zowe Explorer

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2. Type **Insert Snippet** and press enter.
3. Select the snippet that you want to insert.

![Code snippets](/docs/images/Snippet.gif)

You can also insert a code snippet by typing the name of the snippet in your code and clicking on the autocomplete text.

The COBOL Language Support extension also supports user snippets. Add your custom snippets to the `COBOL.json` file in your user snippets folder.
The COBOL Language Support extension also supports user snippets. Add your custom snippets to the `COBOL.json` file in your user snippets folder. To access your user snippets file, select **File** - **Preferences** - **Configure Snippets** and select `COBOL.json` from the list.
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I a unable to find File -> Preferences. On macOS it is under Code -> Settings -> Configure snippets.
How about using the command palette instead: F1 -> Snippets: Configure Snippets ?
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That sholuld be the same on all platforms.

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Done

@ishche ishche merged commit 835feff into development Oct 2, 2024
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@ishche ishche deleted the jonoobe branch October 2, 2024 11:31
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