Microsoft recently launched Visual Studio Code 1.80. Although this update was released in July, the official still calls it the June update.
After users install this update, the built-in terminal can display pictures directly, In addition, auxiliary functions have been optimized.
Visual Studio Code has supported images in the terminal in previously released preview versions, and is enabled by default in the new 1.80 version.
In order to be able to display the image in the terminal, the image pixel data is converted into text through a special escape sequence and finally written to the terminal.
If you want to pipe a typical PNG, GIF or JPEG file to the terminal, you need to install the imgcat python package and then run imgcat in the terminal followed by the filename.
Regarding accessibility improvements, Microsoft has added a new command (Alt F2) to open accessibility views. This view allows screen reader users to examine content character by character and line by line.
The above is the detailed content of Microsoft updates Visual Studio Code 1.80. For more information, please follow other related articles on the PHP Chinese website!