The TICS Visual Studio Code Plugin integrates the TiCS Client in your IDE. The plugin allows you to invoke TiCS in a convenient way. Analysis results are nicely displayed in a corresponding pane.
There are three ways to install the Visual Studio Code plugin. Please follow one the guides, applicable to your situation, below:
TICS
environment variable is set before.
The TICS commands are available from
The TICS buttons will be visible in the Editor window once you open a file in the Editor.
The Cancel Analysis button will be visible only if TICS Analysis is active.
To access the commands from the command palette, use CTRL+Shift+P
to open the Visual Studio Code command palette.
Start typing "TICS" in the command palette box. You will see all available commands in the suggestion list.
To analyze a subfolder, right click on a folder and select "Analyze Folder"
To analyze a file from the explorer context menu, right click on a file and select "Analyze File"
The TICS buttons have the following meaning:
TICS: Analyze File: This command starts the TICS analysis. It results in an overview of the violations of the available coding standards.
TICS: Analyze Project: This command starts analyzing all files in the currently opened project.
TICS: Cancel Analysis: This command cancels the TICS run.
TICS: Configure TICS: This command opens the TICS Configuration Tool. This tool can be used to configure the behaviour of the TICS Client.