Usage Documentation: Python Remove Comment

The Python Remove Comment extension (python-remove-comment) is designed to help you remove # comments from Python code quickly, easily, and precisely right inside Visual Studio Code.

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📌 Extension Information

• Extension Name: Python Remove Comment (python-remove-comment)
• Publisher: dwidevelopes
• Version: 1.0.0
• Minimum VS Code Version: ^1.90.0

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✨ Key Features

• # Comment Removal: Cleanly removes comment lines or code blocks starting with #.
• Right-Click Context Menu Integration: Easily invoked via right-click when selecting code snippets.
• Quick Access Editor Title Bar: Provides a 1-click execution button at the top-right corner of the editor tab.
• Command Palette Integration: Fully supports standard VS Code command execution (Ctrl+Shift+P / Cmd+Shift+P).

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🚀 How to Use

The comment removal feature is specifically activated for Python files (.py). You can execute it in 3 ways:

1. Via Right-Click (Editor Context Menu)

1. Open a Python file (.py).
2. Select / Highlight the code block containing the # comments you want to remove.
3. Right-click on the selected text area.
4. Choose Python: Remove Python Comment (#).

2. Via Editor Title Bar (Top-Right Corner of Tab)

1. Open a Python file (.py) in the editor.
2. Look at the group of action buttons in the top-right corner of the editor tab.
3. Click the Python: Remove Python Comment (#) icon.

3. Via Command Palette

1. Open a Python file (.py).
2. Press Ctrl + Shift + P (Windows/Linux) or Cmd + Shift + P (macOS).
3. Type and select Python: Remove Python Comment (#).

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⚙️ Command Details & Activation Conditions (When Clause)

Command	UI Location	Activation Requirement (When Clause)
extension.removePythonComments	Editor Context Menu (editor/context)	Text is selected & file is Python (editorHasSelection && editorLangId == 'python')
extension.removePythonComments	Tab Title Context Menu (editor/title/context)	File is Python (resourceLangId == 'python')
extension.removePythonComments	Editor Title Bar (editor/title)	File is Python (resourceLangId == 'python')