This thread is getting filled with more +1 comments than actually helpful ones. This feature is on the backlog, but it's ranked #14 when sorting feature requests by number of upvotes: This is an OSS. @bpasero - being lightweight for this feature is not that essential - it would be very helpful already if two vscode instances are synced and I can simply edit a file on the main screen and see the problems panel or terminals on the second screen update immediately. Already on GitHub? You can create something that's similar, by using a WebView instance, which creates an absolutely positioned div within that page. It's not really "much", but this is a feature available in other editors that's sorely missing. I was just trying to help with a temporary workaround that I use while waiting for this feature. I'd be sad to learn the team's response is a "no". Duplicating a workspace has a really big disadvantage in memory and storage drive usage. I too used to love to rip tabs and windows out from Visual Studio; I'm on a Mac now and using VSCode. Yet it is free, which from the set off means it will have limitations. Some developers use VS Code as a standalone terminal by opening a new window, maximizing the panel, and hiding the side bar. To everyone trying to excuse this due to technical limitations: Please remember that someone had the opportunity to evaluate a platform/language to build vscode on, and they decided on a framework that has a very obvious flaw. This is done by configuring your shell outside VS Code, typically by modifying the $PS1 variable, setting a $PROMPT_COMMAND or installing a plugin. I was not aware of that yet and I am going to use this next week on a multi-monitor system to see how well that works. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-11-16/how-working-in-vr-could-make-you-more-productive Runtime profiling for .NET, SQL Server tools, a massive test management system, Azure tools (MSs cloud), built-in task/PR/issue tracking to recall a few off the top of my head. ++ Remove every plugins and just give one code window? As I've said before, the best way to get their attention is for a _lot_ of people to add their vote to the issue. I saw someone requesting the same for markdown windows not using that, but shouldn't be too difficult to achieve with the same solution, right? These will open the file in a new editor tab and support common line/column formats such as file:1:2, file:line 1, column 2. Notice how there are no gaps between cells thanks to the custom glyphs: This feature can be disabled by setting "terminal.integrated.customGlyphs": false. I will look for solution for some simple FloatingWindow API and will share with you here if I create something interesting on my fork. The problem here is that none of the finds work properly as it doesn't have any information about the actual "workspace" it came from. Not being able to do so kind of defeats the purpose of having multiple monitors. This really needs to happen! Request: Please close this issue for comments. For example, "'Fira Code', monospace" will configure Fira Code as the primary font and monospace as the fallback when it lacks glyphs. the terminal or the output (as described in by the OP), this does not solve anything. Windows broken out in this fashion should operate within the same context as they typically do when attached to the IDE. I think this issue should be frozen / restricted until someone can actually work on it (from VSCode team). The terminal tabs UI is on the right side of the terminal view. It's sometimes really nice to edit a JS widget file there, with the corresponding HTML and CSS files in a maximized split pane on an adjacent monitor. This normally means that the program/shell running inside the terminal requested to turn on "bracketed paste mode" but something doesn't support it properly. Specifically editor tabs. Then I came and found this thread :-(. Extensions can contribute link providers which allow the extension to define what happens when clicked. Any plans when this will be added to a release-circle? Sounds great? Please use to vote. Also caching can be issue. Cookie Notice I am surprised to see that this still hasn't been added. If not having this feature truly prevents you from using VS Code then you are free to contribute a pull request that implements at least some of the required changes to get this working. This seems to share the context / workspace across windows and solves the basic multi-monitor issue. Virtual machine, the code you write, the HTML page you design, the browser window you check, the debug output, the terminal and so on. I'm a bit disappointed that it was never a design consideration from the In fact, you don't have to do anything, you just use VSCode as is. @bpasero by technical limitation do you say that it's a Electron limitation? Got tired of adjusting the problems/output/terminal window up and down. 2 years since it was requested. I've got to admit that I am shocked that an editor as established as VSCode doesn't allow me to drag a tab to a second monitor. I just want to voice my opinion on this. "Ctrl + K then O" Also I doubt that this has anything to do with Electron (Not an electron side restriction / issue). vscode --extended-window --socket-id I've attached below a typical example of what my third screen looks like (in hopes that it helps) -- apologies for the obfuscated text: By the way, I was under the impression that most of the panel docking stuff that Visual Studio does was built-in to .NET, is it really that difficult to implement this? My mistake. "_floating windows option for: This is a feature, not design choice. Try accessing projects with multiple configurations of multiple languages, tooling and frameworks (such as .NET (plus tools and libs) for backend and buisness logic + DB abstractions and Angular/VueJS/React for front-end or some other frameworks). Word links: This is the fallback link type and uses the terminal.integrated.wordSeparators setting to define word boundaries and make nearly all text into words. I suggest floating windows option for: Terminal; Debug console; Problems; Output; Eventually: tabs; Explorer / search / debug / git / extensions; This way we could take advantage of large screen space and / or multi monitors. This ticket is about opening two windows in THE SAME workspace. How do I collapse sections of code in Visual Studio Code for Windows? versus if the feature is built in later, when code would have become more complex due to "required features". Chiming in with what others have said -- Not being able to dock the various panels is a bit of a deal breaker for me as well. The minimum contrast ratio feature can cause colors to not be displayed as expected. Window code in portrait - Tools on landscape, I'd love to see this feature coming anytime soon . VsCode is a great IDE, but the lack of this feature in 2018 when we all have multiple monitors is just embarrassing. It's expensive, it will make application maintenance harder, it will prevent users focusing code. I have no idea how this can be so complicated. By clicking Accept all cookies, you agree Stack Exchange can store cookies on your device and disclose information in accordance with our Cookie Policy. +1 By that measure, VSCode is just an editor, despite built-in debugging/etc. To continue innovating, and make VSCode a modern full-featured editor, this is a necessity. For me at this moment that is the most needed functionality when it comes to UI/UX. Windows that aren't docked cause you want a mess covering up your code cnoor0171 For example, if you have two monitors, you can have two windows with the same workspace. It also means I don't have to babysit the window management as much as I don't have to remember which is the "real" project window. My best guess is that it's difficult for them to create a new windows with the tab and have the tab keep it's state because of electron. This is important when referencing code, but also for things like Markdown Preview. The default icon and its color, which will be used if not defined in a profile, can be configured with the terminal.integrated.tabs.defaultIcon and terminal.integrated.tabs.defaultColor settings. You can move tabs between windows but you cannot create a new window by dragging a tab out. Or just thumbs up main post enough? @bpasero Sorry for n00b question: could nativeWindowOpen help to solve the problem? This would not be movable outside of that WebView but at least you can freely position it within that. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHubhttps://github.com/Microsoft/vscode/issues/10121#issuecomment-356148693, or mute the threadhttps://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AD90FPGlliOcLwiQbPIMFB5fITE42-5Tks5tIr3GgaJpZM4JckZO. is bound to "Open Active File in New Window". Find the nvm initialization script and run which npm before it runs, which should print the path when you launch a new terminal. As a first solution it does not need to be 100% "detachable" windows. Back on track now Just my 2 cents Ill try.. Trolling / name calling / arguing gets us nowhere. The Zone of Truth spell and a politics-and-deception-heavy campaign, how could they co-exist? Having to constantly switch between the various windows is not optimum working flow. For people who suggest opening another window. How is it supposed to work? I understand the fact that there are technical complexities to implement this feature. I keep putting off using it, because every time I try, this (and a few other missing features) slows me down immensely. (Basically Dog-people), How to see the number of layers currently selected in QGIS. So yeah here's one more developer wishing I could detach tabs out of VSCode just like work with VS. Having the option to open the two versions in two windows would be a real saver. @Krzysztof-Cieslak, you say old IDE's had a design problem that forced us to have multiple monitors, OK, I'll take that, I don't know enough on that topic to say that's right or wrong (and I was born in 1991 so I didn't really have a chance), but it doesn't matter how you see it, it's more productive to see 2 or more files at the same time than clicking tabs or using some key combinations to change the view, this is specially true when these files have a strong dependency. @Krzysztof-Cieslak There should be a option to disable comments on an issue and only allow reactions to the OP. Yeah, I'd say this feature falls firmly in the "Happy coding" category. Thanks @RoyTinker. Quite often with the full Visual Studio I'd drag out a tab to my other monitor so that I could view two code files at once. I don't think the VSCode API allows something like this. Op 9 jan. 2018 3:15 a.m. schreef Roy Tinker notifications@github.com: Thanks! So, i will be miracle if user can move terminal/output/tab to another monitor, or do this window floating. Since it came out, Code hasn't had multi-monitor support, and I assumed that choice was made intentionally. I'm just trying to help set expectations based on my observations of their past behavior and when this feature first would have appeared on their "user demand is high" radar. @napalm684 Good point, nevertheless I think this is not a problem in Electron (https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode/issues/10121#issuecomment-346088717), but with VSCode architecture itself (https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode/issues/10121#issuecomment-346290180). Split code into one screen is already enough and this kind of decision imply a lot of design implication for the User experience. That's not the solution. I used Visual Studio as my primary editor for about 9 years, and then switched to VS Code after moving to a front-end-only project team. This is a must to have UI feature. . So getting back to topic: What can we do? I strongly support the request of this feature. Hmm, I don't appear to have this functionality in latest macOS - does it need to be enabled? The lack of this feature is a huge issue for those with multiple monitors (basically everyone who works with code). That's quite a clever way of doing it. Additionally one monitor is definitely cheaper than two. To use Ctrl+A to select all, add this custom keybinding: Dragging a file into the terminal will input the path into the terminal, with escaping to match the active shell. When I try to open the same workspace in Mac OSX it always just focuses the already open window. If there is an option to float the terminal, then both editor view has more space and it could be good to examine logs on the terminal. Still waiting for this after I switched to Code from Visual Studio :( For now, my only solution is to minimize the application and stretch it manually to fit my monitors. You can also right-click on a terminal tab and select Toggle Size to Content Width (Z (Windows, Linux Alt+Z)) to resize the number of terminal columns to the largest wrapped line in the terminal. +1 Finding a relevant comment from a team member is difficult given the 363 comments above. 3.) There are multiple ways this could be approached, I still think we need general guidance from the VSCode team before anyone can direct their support to other forms of constructive help. CaptAmari 1 yr. ago no status bar, no activity bar, only editor tabs), allow extensions to register interest/disinterest in "editor-only" windows, add (internal) API option to open a file in an editor tab with a specified (unsaved) buffer on a newly created window. All windows where you can navigate your project or edit code are equal. But we're not about to just grab the wheel and drive ourselves, it's not our taxi. The terminal.integrated.defaultLocation setting can change the default terminal location to be in either the view or editor areas. The terminal is not still as useful as the traditional command prompt. Thanks for the votes!! can't vscode do the same with code tabs this way? This behavior is baffling to me. Will this be implemented anytime soon? Obviously you can work around it by opening specific files in a separate (ctrl + shift + N) Visual Studio Code instance, but it's definitely something that should be addressed as soon as possible. This is why I will stick to IntelliJ until this feature comes up to VS code. Why not a separate git application? But anyway, if the feature is well done that doesn't require extension developers to care anything more,,,,,,that would be gleit. I am getting by using a larger 4k monitor in my home office but at my work office desk where I use 4 smaller monitors this is a slowdown. Is there an estimation for when the top 3 features will have been implemented? When I try this now, the new workspace definitely doesn't reopen the folder, but the git actions remaining even if I am working with files below the repository directory. I also would very much like to be able to open the same directory in multiple windows. The content in the terminal is called the buffer, with the section right above the bottom viewport being called "scrollback". But for me ergonomically very uncomfortable and tiring to a degree that makes me leaving it be again. Windows: Copy and drop selection if there is a selection, otherwise paste. I was just trying to help with a temporary workaround that I use while waiting for this feature. I was seriously beginning to fall for VS code as, on the whole, it is an awesome IDE. While the terminal is capable of displaying true color, programs commonly use 8 ANSI colors (black, red, green, yellow, blue, magenta, cyan and white) and bright variants of each. FWIW, I use 4 monitors side-by-side. i love VSCode. Adding my request for this feature as well. Read about the new features and fixes from November. It is a pity that this seemingly has no high priority. Not having it is a deal breaker. You can open your terminal in a few ways. Otherwise we would end up opening a heavy browser window with own context that contains only the UI pieces we want to show, which seems like the wrong direction. Otherwise we would end up opening a heavy browser window with own context that contains only the UI pieces we want to show, which seems like the wrong direction. Maintaining the context of the underlying buffer (file) in both these windows is the issue. I want to be able to open files into a new window (for example to put on a different monitor or a different virtual workspace). privacy statement. I must say, especially considering the fact that Microsoft considers this its "official code editor" this is very disappointing. Well done, linking some unrelated to IDEs (or text editing in general) links to the VR hype articles in such respectable computer science / software engineering medias as Guardian and Bloomberg totally shows your point of view. And this whole "workaround" is not even practical, we need a real floating window feature like it's implemented in other editors. The split pane functionality is nice but not the same. And some one who has a good ways to solve it? I can't get it to work (on 1.11.0-Insider). Whether bold text uses the normal ANSI colors or the bright variant can be configured with the terminal.integrated.drawBoldTextInBrightColors setting. This is not a feature I'd prioritize, and in fact, I think it goes against the design and intent (see "Since it came out, code hasn't had multiple monitor support, and I assumed that choice was made intentionally.") @SkyzohKey, it's already opened, they will not lose anything. I'm not defending the VSCode team or anything, just acting on my belief that complaints/etc. It would be fantastic to have this ability. I'm glad I'm not alone. Request: Please close this issue for comments. @bpasero @aeschli is this a feature that you'd like to get and review as a pull request? @hellboy81 @belst My bad, I thought you said VS Code. https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode/issues/10121#issuecomment-348621220, Maybe MS could help out, in their copious amounts of time :). But I don't understand why we need multiple node.js instances for multiple windows? If they want to add this functionnality, they will be wanting to implement it in a way that allow it's full potential This means that the configured font does not need to support these characters as well as having the characters draw pixel perfect and stretch to the size of the entire cell. Thanks VSCode Team (and whoever worked on this). @bpasero I suspect there's a possible 80/20 (% benefit/effort) intermediate target that wouldn't involve several of the complexities you mentioned. Chrome has a model where each window get's its own isolated context, e.g. @nguyenlamlll I suggest you read through https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode/issues/2686#issuecomment-344808761. But I also think, maybe, it not a easy work for vscode developers. When dragging a tab outside of the window, it either displays a and doesn't let me drop, or, when dropped on top of a Windows Explorer window, it copies the file @CherryDT This issue is still open and marked as Backlog. I don't know how Electron memory is working but I believe that if we load all application in second window, then memory usage of VSC will dramatically increase. The Terminal: Set Fixed Dimensions command allows changing the number of columns and rows that the terminal and it's backing psuedoterminal uses. Open the command palette using Ctrl + Shift + P. Type - Select Default Shell. Really hard to utilize two monitors when you can't breakout a tab. Wow, This is the most wanted feature by far! Running Move Terminal into Editor Area with a terminal focused. @RoyTinker same here. Please implement this feature to float the windows (window detaching). Really there many people working with two monitors. While they work, they also cause a system "invalid key" sound to play due to an issue in Chromium. I cannot, however, consider it a serious contender for professional development without multi-screen support. But I can not find vs code has it. That seems like a quick way to get this topic locked. 800 upvotes now! I suggest floating windows option for: This way we could take advantage of large screen space and / or multi monitors. Thumbs up are always preferred over the popular method of +1. The right-click behavior differs based on the platform: This can be configured using the terminal.integrated.rightClickBehavior setting. I wouldn't. be successful. Sometimes you watch the output or enter some commands in terminal. Otherwise it is an absolute pleasure to work with, and far superior to Sublime and others (in my opinion). Come to think of it, the absence of floating windows (like VS proper) is my only real problem with VS Code. This approach would be greatly appreciated in VS Code. Having to constantly switch between the various windows is not optimum working flow. Besides actions will be taken to reduce system resources drain but refraining from adding new features such as this based on the age old belief that "most users won't know how to turn it off so it's on by default upon install, the software could be really slow on various computers and it will make us look bad" is the worse possible argument given for the lack of implementation because this would imply that your target user base is less technologically enclined than most. Wouldn't it be better to just open a new terminal process outside of VSCode? Following this thread for long time and still not having it late march 2018 (almost 2 years) is such a pitty. They also have limited support for line and column suffixes. Floating tabs/editors is a must especially when working with dual monitor setup. Anyway, the point is: there is high demand NOW and it is absolutely being ignored. Thought everyone would be glad to know -- this feature request just made it to #4 by upvotes. I really hope this won't be implemented, focusing on a single window, streamlined, editing focused UX is a strong advantage of VSCode, not disadvantage. This opens spotlight search. It would be really nice to see support for multiple screens or floating windows. After that we should be able to control child from parent via webContents. Even more, the windows are all equal, fully functional windows, meaning you can open a second window and close the original project window and you still have a full project window. Anyway, I'm out. Yes on the small scale of an application it may be as easy as this I doubt it'll ever get implemented :(. How tabs are presented can be configured with the following settings: The text on each tab is determined by the following settings: By default, the title displays what the shell's detected process name. Move between open windows or when dragged to desktop will open a new window for that tab. It's possible to open additional BrowserWindow instance but it require HTML file on load. +1 for me. it seems so obvious as a feature, even in the most minimalistic editor. Please add this feature. Will be watching this issue, please fix. For more information, please see our I have been watching this issue for year + and still no movement on this. Alternatively you can take your zero dollars and spend it elsewhere. If you have some contributions to share beside trolling, we are all happy to hear you out. Debug console Since VSCode is written with Electron "floating windows" is kinda hard to accomplish, but allowing to open the project twice would help a lot, but this doesn't seem to work either. The best I can offer would be to resize the window so it covers both your screens and split the editor into two tiles along the middle between your monitors. Will it has this feature next major version? What is the best way to show one file (with unit test) on the left monitor and the second file on the right monitor? For now, at least, Cmd-K o is good enough for me - opening a source file in a detached window. I would suspect this implies some heavy rewriting of a bunch of core features. @Nepoxx You are here just to give thumbs down opinions and comments from people. Juni 2018 um This feature request recently celebrated it's second birthday. There might not be a clean or clear way of doing it across all platforms. See the attached gif below. Perhaps VSCode is just so awesome people sometimes assume its commercial :-), @patrys this is the top voted issue and I'm sure you know that, but yes, you're right, this won't magically be fixed, it needs time and effort, and people (as @Aetherall said) seems to think this is commercial software (it started as a nice request but now it seems like a strong exigency). How do you format code in Visual Studio Code (VSCode)? 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