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S Jun 16 at 8:25 history edited Greenonline CC BY-SA 4.0
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Jun 9 at 9:40 comment added hcheung The ** after the library folder tell the VSCode to looks recursively within the libraries folder. You are missing that. Anyway, if you can use PlatformIO, then use it as Microsoft has deprecated the VSCode Arduino Extensions and now it is managed by some volunteers as a Community fork. folks.
Jun 8 at 20:58 answer added Alex 75 timeline score: 1
Jun 8 at 20:55 comment added Alex 75 Replaced Arduino Community extension with PlatformIO IDE extension and all fine.
Jun 8 at 16:22 history edited Alex 75 CC BY-SA 4.0
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Jun 8 at 13:13 history edited Alex 75 CC BY-SA 4.0
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Jun 8 at 13:07 comment added Alex 75 My VS Code project contains the Source folder (where I store the skectches) so I believe it is correct how I used it. Anyway, I added the full path too: "${workspaceFolder}/Source/libraries/Adafruit_GFX_Library" AND "d:/Alex/Hobbies/Electronic/Learning Arduino/Source/libraries/Adafruit_GFX_Library" but still, the intellisense is OK, but not the build (Adafruit_GFX.h not found). So, I believe the build is NOT looking at the c_cpp_properties.json file at all. I'm wondering if the build is more "picky" and doesn't like the "Arduino Learning" path with a space...
Jun 8 at 0:46 comment added hcheung ${workspaceFolder} is your current sketch folder, so the path for the library directory is not correct. The "includePath" path should be D:/Alex/Hobbies/Electronic/Learning Arduino/Source/lirbaries/**.
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S Jun 7 at 21:43 history asked Alex 75 CC BY-SA 4.0