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I found a problem. When I start a session, the compiler executes an external terminal. What's wrong??

Originally posted by @alexhenriquepv in #6 (comment)

Just a quick question. Is Smallworld 4.x supported, or can you think of any workaround to get the extension running with this older version?

Thank's a lot!

When you have a Magik file active in the editor and when you type in another text entry, the Magik editor may add keywords from the text in the text editor to the Magik file even though you are not typing in that window.

Steps to reproduce:

1. Open a magik source code file. The source code should be controlled by Git in this example as we use the commit message text entry.
2. Go to the source control tab and start to type text into the commit message. Add some magik keywords (perhaps without the underscore).
3. As you are typing in the Git commit message box, you will see keywords being added from the commit message to the magik source code file (for example, if you type "and" in the commit message _and is injected into the magik source.

I am attaching a screen shot that shows this. I have a small magik file with a comment. As I type a commit message, keywords are added to the magik source code file from the git commit message text box.

From my VS Code the default PowerShell terminal recognizes the %SMALLWORLD_GIS% to be the module, it throws the error.

Our team suggestion:
add the one line code to setup the default terminal to be Command Prompt into setting.json of official documentation.

`
{

"terminal.integrated.defaultProfile.windows": "Command Prompt"
"Smallworld.gisPath": "//appserver/Smallworld/CST519/core/bin/x86/gis.exe",
"Smallworld.startup": [
"set JAVA_HOME=%SMALLWORLD_GIS%/jdk-11.0.1",
"set PROJECT_DIR=//appserver/SW_Upgrade_5",
"call %PROJECT_DIR%/set_my_environment.bat",
"set SW_DB_CONTEXT_DIR=%PROJECT_DIR%/db_context",
"if not exist %SW_DB_CONTEXT_DIR% mkdir %SW_DB_CONTEXT_DIR%"
],
"Smallworld.gisCommand": [
"-p C:/Smallworld/core -a %SMALLWORLD_GIS%/../cambridge_db/config/gis_aliases cambridge_db_open",
"-a C:/Smallworld/cambridge_db/config/gis_aliases cambridge_db_open"
],
"Smallworld.sessions": [
{
"session": "Project 1 Test code on SW 5.1.9 on jdk 11",
"gisPath": "C:/SW519/core",
"startup": [ "set JAVA_HOME=C:/jdk-11.0.1","set PROJECT_DIR="C:/tst/project_1"],
"command": "-a %PROJECT_DIR%/config/gis_aliases db_open"
},
{
"session": "Project 1 Development on SW 5.2.0 on jdk 12",
"gisPath": "C:/SW520/core",
"startup": ["set JAVA_HOME=C:/jdk-12.0.2","set PROJECT_DIR="C:/dev/project_1"],
"command": "-a %PROJECT_DIR%/config/gis_aliases db_open"
},
{
"session": "Project 1 Production on SW 5.1.8 on jre 8",
"gisPath": "C:/SW518/core",
"startup": ["set JAVA_HOME=C:/jre","set PROJECT_DIR="C:/prd/project_1"],
"command": "-a %PROJECT_DIR%/config/gis_aliases db_open"
}
],
"files.autoGuessEncoding": true,
"terminal.integrated.scrollback": 5000,

}`

With version 1.2.0 when trying to start a new session, sometimes vsCode gives the error that it is unable to open powershell.
This happens when there is already any kind of terminal open in vsCode.
After Closing all terminals in vsCode it is possible again to start a smallworld session.