Change Log

All notable changes to the "csound-vscode-plugin" extension will be documented in this file.

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0.6.4

Adds support for autocomplete for variables by document

0.6.3

Adds support for embedded JSON support for Cabbage section of CSDs

0.6.2

Enable opcode completion and hints for web extension

0.6.1

Fix import of opcodes.json

0.6.0

Adds support for autocomplete, popup hints for opcode arguments, and showing opcode documentation in the editor.

0.5.2

Adds .instr as file extension for ORC syntax highlighting

0.5.1

Adds support for folding for #region / #endregion comments
Updated README for information on using --port=10000 flag for live coding

0.5.0

Can now play from ORC/SCO pair, associating to the file from the currently-active editor window a file contained in the same folder with the same name but opposite extension.
Added CSD barebone as snippet, use the keyword barebone to insert the template code in your CSD file.

0.4.0

Updated to vscode 1.60 extension format to work as a Desktop and Web extension. (Play commands currently disabled until WebAudio Csound can be integrated.)

0.3.1

Updated opcode entries to 6.15.0 (synced to Nate Whetsell's Atom language-csound plugin)

0.3.0

Added live-coding commands to evaluate ORC and SCO code by sending to Csound over UDP.

0.2.3

Playing the contents of the CSD text editor doesn't shift focus to the output window.
alt+escape to kill CSound processes only works when focus is in a CSD text editor window (to increase compatibility with other modules).

0.2.2

Fixed to prevent error when running kill command with no Csound subprocesses.

0.2.1

Add command to kill any running Csound subprocess. Kill any Csound process on exiting from VSCode.

0.2.0

Implemented the ability to play the CSD file in the currently-active editor window from within VSCode.

0.0.3

Updated to use converted version of Nate Whetsell's language-csound Atom plugin.

0.0.2, 0.0.1

Initial release