I want to develop a general purpose form designer for vscode.
Maybe someone can invent a universal form designer that supports vb.net, c#, python, html, python, vbs, vb6. By simply dragging and dropping buttons, text boxes and other controls, you can directly generate forms and control generation codes in various languages.
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Here are some relevant comments I found online:
vscode is just a text editor, if you want to run various codes, you must add various plug-ins.
Install the corresponding plug-in and execute the relevant code
There is nothing wrong with it. Form components are also code. VSCode just cant visualize the form design, so you need to abstract the form design and use code to control the position of the form components.
Using C#...It seems that there is no tool like VS's form designer in VSCode for designing forms, and it is not convenient to add references compared to VS. But in fact, they are all writing code. If you are quite proficient, it is not impossible to compile files like .Designer.cs yourself, or add references to .csproj yourself. But if you are not proficient, it doesnt seem to be fast
Yes, but troublesome thieves... You have to manually write the content in designer.cs by yourself, and draw the controls with x and y coordinates
Maybe someone can invent a universal form designer that supports vb.net, c#, python, html, python, vbs, vb6. By simply dragging and dropping buttons, text boxes and other controls, you can directly generate forms and control generation codes in various languages.
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Here are some relevant comments I found online:
vscode is just a text editor, if you want to run various codes, you must add various plug-ins.
Install the corresponding plug-in and execute the relevant code
There is nothing wrong with it. Form components are also code. VSCode just cant visualize the form design, so you need to abstract the form design and use code to control the position of the form components.
Using C#...It seems that there is no tool like VS's form designer in VSCode for designing forms, and it is not convenient to add references compared to VS. But in fact, they are all writing code. If you are quite proficient, it is not impossible to compile files like .Designer.cs yourself, or add references to .csproj yourself. But if you are not proficient, it doesnt seem to be fast
Yes, but troublesome thieves... You have to manually write the content in designer.cs by yourself, and draw the controls with x and y coordinates