Hi
I recently switched from Juno to VS Code, and I’m looking for a way to replicate the following 
Thus far, I’ve set the results to show inline
but it only appears in REPL on execution. 
What am I doing wrong?
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You’re probably using Ctrl-Enter to evaluate code, which explicitly pastes the current line into the REPL. Try Alt-Enter instead (we’ll rework the keybindings soonish though).
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Spot on. My hands are still used to the Juno keybindings
However, the results are only available on hover
Is there a way to toggle it on&off like Juno?
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No, that unfortunately is a limitation of VSCode.
Ah, ok. That’s a shame.
If you want to use Juno keybindings, have a look here: https://github.com/julia-vscode/julia-vscode/wiki/Keyboard-shortcuts
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Now this is a game changer, especially
{ "key": "ctrl+shift+enter", "command": "language-julia.executeFile", "when": "editorTextFocus && editorLangId == 'julia'" },
Which configuration file do I put these key bindings into?
Open the command palette with Ctrl-Shift-P and type in Open Keyboard Shortcuts (JSON). You can just paste the whole config file in there.
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It’s the keybindings.json file which is found In VS code by entering Ctrl-Shift-P and searching for open keyboard shortcuts (JSON).
It should be located in the following folder on your computer: C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Roaming\Code\User\
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Are there plans to have the nested dropdowns of inline results in VSCode? I’ve found it very useful for quickly inspecting my code.
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Yes, but we depend on upstream to implement that. For now you might be interested in the workspace explorer, which gives you tree views for all variables.
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I was wondering how can I get to know about new infos of the julia extension in Code. I remember that in JuliaCon2020 was said that the Juno and Code teams had merged together to only stay in Code, so I was looking forward to keep up with the news.
Perhaps by reading posts on this forum with VS Code tag.
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