vscode sets the header file path

To set the header file path in Visual Studio Code, open the User Settings panel, add the path in the Include Path field, and click the Save button. Example: { "includePath": ["/path/to/header1", "/path/to/header2"] }.

How to set the header file path of Visual Studio Code

step:

1. Open User Settings

   • Press Ctrl , (Windows, Linux) or Cmd , (macOS) to open the Settings panel.
   • Select User Settings in the left column.

2. Add header file path

   • Enter "includePath" in the Search Settings box.
   • In the Include Path field, add the header file path. Paths can be separated by semicolons.

3. Save settings

   • Click the "Save" button.

Example:

To add a header file path, you can use the following code:

 <code class="json">{ "includePath": [ "/path/to/header1", "/path/to/header2" ] }</code>

Other notes:

• The header file path can be an absolute path or a relative path relative to the root of the workspace.
• If you need to add the header file path to a specific project, open the .vscode/settings.json file of the project and add includePath property.
• You can also set the header file path during the task by creating a .vscode/tasks.json file in the project and specifying includePath option.

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