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--- newdevs:landscape:tools:vscode [2024/08/27 15:55] – HTML / Emmet sleary
+++ newdevs:landscape:tools:vscode [2025/02/26 11:53] (current) – sleary
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 "files.associations": {
         "*.tt2": "html",
-        "*.css.tt2": "css"
+        "*colors.tt2": "perl",
+        "*.css.tt2": "css",
     },
 </code>
-''*.js.tt2'' files are best displayed as HTML.
+''*.js.tt2'' files are best displayed as HTML or Perl.
 ===== HTML in VSCode =====
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   * [[https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/sourcecontrol/overview#_vs-code-as-git-difftool-and-mergetool|Use VSCode as diff, merge, and interactive rebase tools]]
   * Use the ''git.alwaysSignOff'' setting to [[https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/issues/83096|automatically sign off on commits]]
+===== Command Line Tools for the VSCode Terminal =====
+To open a file from the Terminal command line into a new window in the VSCode editor, use:
+<code>
+code path/to/filename.ext
+</code>
+To open the file in your current workspace (assuming the file exists somewhere in your working directory), use ''-r'':
+<code>
+code -r path/to/filename.ext
+</code>
+You can edit ''~/.bash_aliases'' to rename that command to something easier to remember, like...
+<code>
+alias vscode='code -r'
+</code>
+...which would allow you to edit the file with
+<code>
+vscode path/to/filename.ext
+</code>
+See the [[newdevs:git:commands#aliases|aliases section of the Git Commands]] page for other bash aliases that might be useful in your workflow.
 See the [[newdevs:landscape:tools]] page for other editors and development tools.