Visual Studio代码的配置

Question

So recently I started switching from sublime text 3 to Visual Studio Code, and there are a few things which bother me, so I was wondering if its possible to change/configure this:

1. When selecting " Open with Visual Studio Code " from the Windows Explorer on a file which is already opened, visual studio will still reopen the file in a new window.

2. For my C++ code, some inline method definitions are in files ending with .I (I am unable to change this). I already configured VS Code to detect those as C++ files, however Alt + O does not switch between the .I and .h / .cpp file. (It does fine between .h / .cpp )

3. Is there something like a hex view for binary files? Right now I am unable to edit them with VS Code.

4. I added some files to my exclude list in search.exclude and files.watcherExclude . Those are properly ignored in the quick-change bar, but they are still shown in the file-hierarchy on the left. Is it possible to hide them there as well? Found it: its files.exclude

5. When creating and saving a new file, the save dialog always starts at the project directory. Is it possible to change this, so that it defaults to the path of the last-opened file, just like in sublime text?

6. Is there an option/extension to have a code-minimap next to the scrollbar, like in sublime text?

Answer 1

Regarding 6.)

put something like this in your settings.json:

"editor.minimap.enabled": true,
"editor.minimap.maxColumn": 200,
"editor.minimap.renderCharacters": false