VS Code provides you with several ways to manage your AutoLISP source code files. When working in VS Code, you can manage your source code files using a combination of:
Store Source Files in FoldersSource code files are stored in a folder on a local and network drive. A single folder can be used to organize all of your source code files or you can use multiple folders to logically group your source code files based on their intended purpose. When working in VS Code, you can open a folder which provides access to all files and subfolders in that folder from the Explorer view on the Activity bar. Control Source with Git RepositoriesThe git source control manager (SCM) extension is installed with VS Code. You can access the features of git by opening a folder that represents a git repository or clone from a URL. Once a git repository or clone has been opened, you can:
For more information on the Git extension and other SCM Provider extensions, see Using Version Control in VS Code on the Microsoft.com website. Access Source Files with AutoLISP Projects (Recommended)AutoLISP projects allow you to logically group AutoLISP source (LSP) files. An AutoLISP project is saved to a file with the .prj extension. PRJ files contain references to LSP files that are already stored in a local or network folder, or a folder that represents a git repository. The AutoCAD AutoLISP Extension defines a view on the Activity bar named AutoLISP Project Manager from which you can create and open PRJ files. Once a PRJ file has been opened, you can
Note: On Windows only, PRJ files can be used to compile several LSP files into a single Visual LISP executable (VLX) file.
The AutoLISP Project Manager consists of two panes; PROJECT and FIND & REPLACE. The following explains the tools that are part of each pane.
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- Creates a new AutoLISP project.
- Opens a previously saved AutoLISP project.
- Adds an AutoLISP source (LSP) file to the current project.
- Refreshes the current project.
- Displays the Find in Project dialog box. This dialog box allows you to enter the text string to search for and specify the match options to use during the search.
- Displays the Find in Project and Replace in Project dialog boxes. Theses dialog boxes allow you to enter the text string to search for and replace with, and specify the match options to use during the search.
- Cancels the search for the text string in the LSP files.
- Clears the entries from the Search results list.
