I've switched from PyCharm (based on the same IntelliJ Platform as IDEA) to VS Code, and it's so much faster to work with. That said, I've found that it's not nearly as good at all the code intelligence stuff as PyCharm is. I've never used IntelliJ's Go tools, but VS Code is much better at that stuff in Go than Python. (I believe it uses third-party open-source tools in both cases; code intelligence for a statically typed language like Go is probably much simpler which probably helps.) The best way to look at VS Code is as an IDE minus the 'integrated' bit - instead of having the core editor and UI bundled in with all the code intelligence stuff for a specific set of languages, it's a text editor with a code intelligence and debugger UI, that calls out to out-of-process plugins to do the heavy lifting. This is great.

Visual studio code debug code does not match gopath using golang #1203. Closed friends110110 opened this Issue Sep 8, 2017 22 comments Comments. Assignees No one assigned. I construct up golang environment using visual studio code IDE MAC OS, then install the necessary tools.

Its too bad there isn't a +1 button for comments in github issues, because some of them are just incredibly important to highlight. I just installed VSCode and was impressed overall and would absolutely use it, except I could never switch to an editor that didn't have basic things like this, which was mentioned in the issue thread. Numeric arguments (3dd, 2x.) support for combining commands (ci[, cW, ggVG.) visual commands Anyone who uses vim primarily lives by these features. I use VSCode daily and I love it. I've always been a fan of lightweight text editors and always choose speed over piles of functionality. To me Visual Studio feels like trying to run while wearing cement shoes.

Receiver for Linux 13.x; UDP Audio Support Ask question Announcements. We are making it. When I test the exact same configuration using a Windows 7 client with Receiver 4.3.100 it will use UDP audio properly. There seems to be something missing with the IGEL/Linux receiver config. The only thing I can think of so far is that the IGEL/Linux. This article explains Citrix Administrators how to configure the different audio options for Citrix Receiver using the icaclient.adm template (GPO). For UDP audio only, select Enable Real-Time Transport and then set the range of incoming ports to open in the local Windows firewall. Streaming audio over UDP Starting with version 2.3 gqrx has an option to stream the audio over UDP to a remote host. This can be used to send the audio to external data decoders or for remote monitoring. Udp audio for mac receiver. How to use the VLC Media Player with the Barix Exstreamer. Streaming Receiver” and you have to define a “UDP Streaming Listener Port” (in this example: 3030). Or you can also use the UDP Priority port in any other mode. VLC listening an audio stream from Barix Instreamer.

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It takes forever to load and crashes/freezes far too often for my taste. VSCode is amazingly light weight and stable and brings in IntelliSense, basic refactoring tools, and pretty solid git integration. If you're used to using a full-featured IDE like Visual Studio (etc) you'll probably find VSCode lacking (but blazingly fast). If you're used to using sublime, atom, etc. You'll find VSCode to be feature rich and comparably fast. (I work at Microsoft, but not on VSCode or Visual Studio. These opinions are my own and don't represent Microsoft).

VS Community Edition has licensing restrictions if you're using it at work: An unlimited number of users within an organization can use Visual Studio Community for the following scenarios: in a classroom learning environment, for academic research, or for contributing to open source projects. For all other usage scenarios: In non-enterprise organizations, up to five users can use Visual Studio Community. In enterprise organizations (meaning those with >250 PCs or >$1 Million US Dollars in annual revenue), no use is permitted beyond the open source, academic research, and classroom learning environment scenarios described above. Very nice feature.

While you're in there tinkering under the hood, how about wiring it up for JavaScript & Python, too? (I'm mostly kidding, because this appears to be exactly the direction you're already heading.) But PLEASE enable basic drag and drop text editing as soon as you can. Since the 1980s, EVERY text component, text editor, IDE, and word processor Microsoft has ever made has had the basic editing ability to drag a selected bit of text and drop it into a new location, with the maddening exception of VS Code where, when you try to drag your selection, you just lose the selection. There are multiple requests for this in the feature request section of the VSC website, but unfortunately everybody calls it by a different name, so a single, higher-priority issue that would be suggested to most voters as they look over the top of the list is instead recorded as a bunch of low-priority issues lost down in the weeds, discovered by so few that it keeps getting recreated as a new issue.

I'm going to add the customary 'I love this new MS' line here. About 10 years ago a friend of mine offered to make an introduction with her cousin, who was an exec at MS, to see about a job when I got out of college. I said 'no way, they're working on such boring and dull stuff there' But after having worked in C# for a few years now (loving the language) and seeing all the open source moves they're making, it seems like a really exciting place to work these days. And I'm sure there's a ton of renewed energy there. I made some Go customizations for atom, and there were a few things that I thought worked pretty well, maybe consider adding them to this project: 1) Auto GOPATH detection: since all code is located underneath a canonical GOPATH, if the GOPATH is not set, traverse upward a few directories until you find one with a 'src' folder in it.