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How to use i_c_fn_head for vscode.

 To activate extension: make /path/to/Your/Project/dir/i_c_fn_head.opts & write down.. //run Rust// or/&.. //run D// o/&.. //run C// o/a.. //run CPP// Ignore paths to deal w/. //exclude_path: /(debug|release|github|/\.|tam/src):::gi// Generic form. //exclude_path: /<Your Regex>:::<Flags>// ========= Fancy F12. You can write regexes in active window of VSCode a-la //rgx: /<Your Regex>:::<Flags>//, then press F12  to see where things get popped out in Your Project. Placeholder. Special kind of regexes (templates) uses placeholder (@663@) == You just write regex a-la  //rgx: /for\s+@663@:::i //, then press F12 on any word in active window & template turns to actual  regex //rgx: /for\s+<Selected Word>:::i //. ----- i've been tested it for Rust & D.. for C & CPP, i'll test later. https://github.com/SarK0Y/i_c_fn_head Paradigm:   https://alg0z.blogspot.com/2026/03/update-icfnhead.html
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i_c_fn_head :)

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 Rust-analyzer looks & feels like damn utter overkill, so i've made more simple alternative... https://github.com/SarK0Y/i_c_fn_head/releases https://github.com/SarK0Y/i_c_fn_head
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GUI..

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Typst

 https://github.com/typst/typst
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Go scripting.

  As suggested in the   HN thread , by replacing   //   with   /**/ , we can dodge the formatting problem! So, in my scripts going forward, I will be using: /*usr/local/go/bin/go run "$0" "$@"; exit; */ package main import "fmt" func main () { fmt.Println( "Hello world" ) } Note here the semicolon on  exit; , it will not work without it. https://lorentz.app/blog-item.html?id=go-shebang  
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Git stories

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More proper way been to use scripts a la this . script can be used for automatic saving.. bash> watch -n 210 /path/to/GitIt.sh  
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i'm not a beta tester :)

 LSP is great thing.. until completely doesn't: i vigorously ditched LSP thanks to its flood of issues which render IDE completely useless in no time + LSP literally bombards user w/ ridiculously annoying warnings. in short, i barely have a Time for my own projects to waste it for things like that :)
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