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Settings

Every setting of SCS IntelliSense, with its default value.

Open the Settings with Control plus , and type @ext:DuHNunes.scs-intellisense to see only this extension's settings. Every setting takes effect right away, with no need to reload VS Code.

General

SettingDefaultWhat it does
scs-intellisense.semanticHighlightingtrueColors .sii/.sui files by meaning

Diagnostics

SettingDefaultWhat it does
scs-intellisense.diagnostics.enabledSeveritiesall fourWhich levels are shown: error, warning, information, hint

Completion and hover

SettingDefaultWhat it does
scs-intellisense.completion.enabledfalseCompletion (experimental)
scs-intellisense.hover.enabledfalseHover (experimental)
scs-intellisense.schema.fetchTimeoutMs8000How many milliseconds a suggestion waits for the schema database to download a class before giving up. The download goes on, so the next try is instant

Formatter

SettingDefaultWhat it does
scs-intellisense.formatter.enabledfalseThe formatter (experimental)
scs-intellisense.formatter.formatOnSavetrueFormat .sii/.sui files on save, while the formatter is on
scs-intellisense.formatter.braceStyle1tbs1tbs: { on the header line. allman: { on its own line
scs-intellisense.formatter.indentUnitstrueIndent the units inside SiiNunit { }

Tabs or spaces, and how many, follow VS Code's own editor.tabSize, editor.insertSpaces and editor.detectIndentation. See Tabs or spaces.

File moves

SettingDefaultWhat it does
scs-intellisense.fileMoves.autoSavetrueSave the files a move updated, and close the tabs it opened, as the next two settings say
scs-intellisense.fileMoves.alwaysSave[".mat"]File types saved after every move
scs-intellisense.fileMoves.saveAbove6Above this many files of other types, they're saved too. 0 always saves
scs-intellisense.fileMoves.notifytrueShow a notification when files are saved. The log always records it

Always on

Diagnostics, quick fixes, @include path suggestions, navigation and path updates on file moves have no setting to turn them off: they only act when you ask, or show what's wrong.