Saving and restoring view

[renzoandri]

Hi,
Is there a way to save and restore views?
This little feature would be very useful. Thanks.
Renzo

[thomasAtToem]

Hi ,

by default the views are saved when the server goes down.
Additionally there is a toolbar menu entry to save these preferences manually.
The current release 2.4 on vsxopen has a problem with this to reload.
Should be a new release this week.
Sorry.

[renzoandri]

Thanks for the fast response.
It loads the last views (when reopening vscode) and I can store them with ViewDialog/Store Views Preferences.
I meant to store the view configuration in some folder and open the configuration from file.
One nice option would be to load views also from (local) .vscode/ folder within the project workspace (similar to python projects).
Currently, it seems to be stored in ~/.vscode-server/data/User/workspaceStorage/sessionnumber/toem-de.impulse/ folder.

[thomasAtToem]

I see.
Yes, in impulse 2 on eclipse we have a configuration wallet (editor).
Here you can add and exchange preferences (all impulse settings).
This wallet editor will be available in the next weeks.
https://toem.de/index.php/resources/all-documents/88-9-preferences

[thomasAtToem]

One nice option would be to load views also from (local) .vscode/ folder within the project workspace (similar to python projects).
Yes, this makes sense.

[renzoandri]

Cool. Looking forward to the new features.

[thomasAtToem]

As a first step, the preference wallet was introduced.
Create a file with the ending *.walMl and open with the wallet editor.
Then you can copy views from the preferences (right side) into the wallet and back.