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Handle follow up issues for Language Status Bar #10413
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The language status isn't very visible unless you know where and what to look for. |
@H-G-Hristov It has a spinning arrow which seems visible to me. Are you saying it's not visible if it's not spinning? |
@sean-mcmanus My initial comment was related. to the discoverability of the feature. I saw the PR and I wanted to check out the results. So unless users know what they need to look for they may miss it. Maybe something can be improved to make it more obvious. But now fear it stopped working is that possible: In the same repository I also have Swift/Objective C/Python/Shell scripts and the SwiftLint and Swift, etc extensions. |
@H-G-Hristov You need to set C_Cpp.experimentalFeatures to |
@H-G-Hristov In terms of discoverability, did you have some suggestion? Do other language status bars do something differently than us to make it more discoverable? We're using the VS Code language status bar feature that other languages like TypeScript use. |
It seems setting "C_Cpp.experimentalFeatures": "enabled", disabling the Swift extension and reloading the workspace made the feature work again.
In VS code I don't think I have observed any other language status bars. I can think of Android Studio and Visual Studio, even Xcode but I haven't used those in a long time as a use VSCode mostly.
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The VS Code team makes the |
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