From 39d646300369bcf4cc3cefb87d136de5ebdb50de Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Liu <20925537+ghLcd9dG@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Fri, 20 Jun 2025 12:01:50 +0800 Subject: [PATCH] Update package.nls.json --- extensions/markdown-language-features/package.nls.json | 2 +- 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/extensions/markdown-language-features/package.nls.json b/extensions/markdown-language-features/package.nls.json index fe98103daff..45df4704b49 100644 --- a/extensions/markdown-language-features/package.nls.json +++ b/extensions/markdown-language-features/package.nls.json @@ -72,7 +72,7 @@ "configuration.markdown.updateLinksOnFileMove.enableForDirectories": "Enable updating links when a directory is moved or renamed in the workspace.", "configuration.markdown.occurrencesHighlight.enabled": "Enable highlighting link occurrences in the current document.", "configuration.markdown.copyFiles.destination": { - "message": "Configures the path and file name of files created by copy/paste or drag and drop. This is a map of globs that match against a Markdown document path to the destination path where the new file should be created.\n\nThe destination path may use the following variables:\n\n- `${documentDirName}` — Absolute parent directory path of the Markdown document, e.g. `/Users/me/myProject/docs`.\n- `${documentRelativeDirName}` — Relative parent directory path of the Markdown document, e.g. `docs`. This is the same as `${documentDirName}` if the file is not part of a workspace.\n- `${documentFileName}` — The full filename of the Markdown document, e.g. `README.md`.\n- `${documentBaseName}` — The basename of the Markdown document, e.g. `README`.\n- `${documentExtName}` — The extension of the Markdown document, e.g. `md`.\n- `${documentFilePath}` — Absolute path of the Markdown document, e.g. `/Users/me/myProject/docs/README.md`.\n- `${documentRelativeFilePath}` — Relative path of the Markdown document, e.g. `docs/README.md`. This is the same as `${documentFilePath}` if the file is not part of a workspace.\n- `${documentWorkspaceFolder}` — The workspace folder for the Markdown document, e.g. `/Users/me/myProject`. This is the same as `${documentDirName}` if the file is not part of a workspace.\n- `${fileName}` — The file name of the dropped file, e.g. `image.png`.\n- `${fileExtName}` — The extension of the dropped file, e.g. `png`.\n- `${unixTime}` — The current Unix timestamp in milliseconds.", + "message": "Configures the path and file name of files created by copy/paste or drag and drop. This is a map of globs that match against a Markdown document path to the destination path where the new file should be created.\n\nThe destination path may use the following variables:\n\n- `${documentDirName}` — Absolute parent directory path of the Markdown document, e.g. `/Users/me/myProject/docs`.\n- `${documentRelativeDirName}` — Relative parent directory path of the Markdown document, e.g. `docs`. This is the same as `${documentDirName}` if the file is not part of a workspace.\n- `${documentFileName}` — The full filename of the Markdown document, e.g. `README.md`.\n- `${documentBaseName}` — The basename of the Markdown document, e.g. `README`.\n- `${documentExtName}` — The extension of the Markdown document, e.g. `md`.\n- `${documentFilePath}` — Absolute path of the Markdown document, e.g. `/Users/me/myProject/docs/README.md`.\n- `${documentRelativeFilePath}` — Relative path of the Markdown document, e.g. `docs/README.md`. This is the same as `${documentFilePath}` if the file is not part of a workspace.\n- `${documentWorkspaceFolder}` — The workspace folder for the Markdown document, e.g. `/Users/me/myProject`. This is the same as `${documentDirName}` if the file is not part of a workspace.\n- `${fileName}` — The file name of the dropped file, e.g. `image.png`.\n- `${fileExtName}` — The extension of the dropped file, e.g. `png`.\n- `${unixTime}` — The current Unix timestamp in milliseconds.\n- `${isoTime}` — The current time in ISO 8601 format, e.g. '2025-06-06T08:40:32.123Z'.", "comment": [ "This setting is use the user drops or pastes image data into the editor. In this case, VS Code automatically creates a new image file in the workspace containing the dropped/pasted image.", "It's easier to explain this setting with an example. For example, let's say the setting value was:",