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VSCode extension to makes it possible to simulate numworks calculator.
https://github.com/k-kuroguro/vscode-numworks

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VSCode extension to makes it possible to simulate numworks calculator.

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# Numworks Simulator

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This extension makes it possible to simulate numworks calculator in vscode.

![demo](./images/demo.gif)

## Feature

- Run Numworks simulator (full or python).
- Reload simulator automatically when changes in the script are detected.

## Usage

### Full Simulator

Execute `Numworks Simulator: Run Simulator`.

Note: This command doesn't load any script.

### Python Simulator

1. Open python file.
2. Execute `Numworks Simulator: Run Python Simulator` or `Numworks Simulator: Run Python Simulator at the Side` or click run button in editor title menu.

Note: If you need to import from other scripts, make sure to set `allowMultipleScripts` to true. This enables loading sibling scripts as well.

# Settings
| Name | Description | type | default |
| ----------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------- | ------- | ------- |
| `numworks-simulator.allowMultipleScripts` | Control whether to load all sibling scripts of the open script. | boolean | false |