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debug: adopt formalized DAP ANSI styling support #227729
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Closes #227728 VS Code now advertises `supportsANSIStyling` and styles debug output with ANSI code if and only if the debug adapter supports it. This consolidates disparate output rendering logic into the `DebugExpressionRenderer` where previously we had a bunch of free-floating functions that needed different services injected.
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Advertises ANSI styles as proposed in microsoft/debug-adapter-protocol#500, though it works without them too, just without colors! Previously the Nodes were displayed as naive objects, so we'd just list their properties, which was quite useless when trying to get a handle on the DOM. Now we display their children as the primary element display, and have "Node Attributes" in a separate section. ![](https://memes.peet.io/img/24-09-9b2b35e1-3874-4e06-825a-5c84abeeb6e4.png) Refs microsoft/vscode#227729
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* feat: improve display of HTML in the debugger Advertises ANSI styles as proposed in microsoft/debug-adapter-protocol#500, though it works without them too, just without colors! Previously the Nodes were displayed as naive objects, so we'd just list their properties, which was quite useless when trying to get a handle on the DOM. Now we display their children as the primary element display, and have "Node Attributes" in a separate section. ![](https://memes.peet.io/img/24-09-9b2b35e1-3874-4e06-825a-5c84abeeb6e4.png) Refs microsoft/vscode#227729 * fix comment display
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Closes #227728
VS Code now advertises
supportsANSIStyling
and styles debug outputwith ANSI code if and only if the debug adapter supports it. This
consolidates disparate output rendering logic into the
DebugExpressionRenderer
where previously we had a bunch offree-floating functions that needed different services injected.
As a minor change, we now linkify inside of debug hovers:
And of course the major change is ANSI support in all the places.
For example, with my provisional changes in js-debug to display DOM nodes more nicely: