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Integrating nvm and Visual Studio Code

Respecting the .nvmrc in the integrated terminal

1. Create a variant of the nvm-exec script which does not fail if there is no .nvmrc present. I called it nvm-exec-2 (see below).
2. Place that script inside the .nvm directory in your user's home directory (~/.nvm) and make it executable:

   chmod +x ~/.nvm/nvm-exec-2
   

3. Modify the "profiles" of the integrated terminal of VSCode in the settings.json. The keys of the corresponding settings are:

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const { rxObserver } = require('api/v0.3');
const { ReplaySubject } = require('rxjs');

const myReplaySubj = new ReplaySubject();

myReplaySubj.next(1);
myReplaySubj.next(2);
myReplaySubj.next(3);

let didEmitNewValues = false;

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[requires]
poco/1.6.1
yajl/2.1.0
expat/2.2.0

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#!/bin/bash

PROJECTS_BASE_DIR=${1:-"projects"}

function generateQbsProject
{
	python3 generateQbsProject.py $1 $2 "${PROJECTS_BASE_DIR}/$1-$2-direct" --depends-mode direct
	python3 generateQbsProject.py $1 $2 "${PROJECTS_BASE_DIR}/$1-$2-implicit" --depends-mode implicit
	python3 generateQbsProject.py $1 $2 "${PROJECTS_BASE_DIR}/$1-$2-explicit" --depends-mode explicit

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