I feel like includeFileNameAndLineNum can be separated into two options :)

Sometimes I insert a bunch of logs here and there when I'm debugging. The "line number" quickly becomes wrong.

289    private static FooDefinition GetFooData(string fooName)
290    {
291        TextAsset fooDataFile = Resources.Load<TextAsset>("FooData/" + fooName);
292        string rawFooData = fooDataFile.text;
293        Debug.Log("📢[FooManager.cs:293]: " + rawFooData);
294        //Destroy(fooDataFile);
295        var fooData = JsonConvert.DeserializeObject<FooDefinition>(rawFooData);
296        Debug.Log("📢[FooManager.cs:295]: " + fooData);
297        return fooData;
298    }

Insert [FooManager.cs:295] first and then insert [FooManager.cs:293]. The [FooManager.cs:295] line number becomes wrong. The file name is still helpful.

I've tested your plugin and it's one of the fastest and most accurately console.log tool.

In there any chance to make it work with Vue files?

Apparently the extension works fine with Vue structure file format. If I replace the extension .vue to .js, it simply works.

QCL Current Line is a little different than QCL Up, or QCL Down. After a QCL Up or Down the cursor does and should remain where it was. After a QCL Current Line, it would make sense to position the cursor selecting the original text.

If text was not a string have it select everything

myvar

becomes

console.log("📢[index.js:12]: ", myvar);

where the selection is the black part

else If text was a string leave it selecting everything within the quotes.

"something happended"

console.log("📢[index.js:12]: ", "myvar");

where the selection is the black part.

Currently Log output by clipboard is triggered by snippit "cl"

I would like it also accessible by hotkey. Maybe use ⌃ ⌥ v. Sort of makes sense from a pseudo paste from clipboard perspective.

Assume no text selection and cursor not overlying word

quick console log would insert a blank console log like:

console.log("📢 [index.js:10]: ", "");

Now how to implement this? This would seemingly fit nicely with "Log Current". I would also suggest that it fits for "Log Down" and "Log Up" as well although without end cursor repositioning. By applying to all (Up, down, current) this functionality would benefit everyone as I expect that most users gravitate to a single option (I suspect "Log Down")

If this option were enabled, and example would be

myvar

becomes

console.log("📢[index.js:12]: myvar: ", myvar);

or if you prefer

console.log("📢[index.js:12]: ", "myvar", myvar);

Thinking about it is should only work this way if the typeof were not a string, so

"something happened here"

should still be

console.log("📢[index.js:12]: ", "something happened here");

The ending cursor position after triggering quick console log current is the end of the console log statement. It might be more useful to leave it selecting the last argument

index

becomes

console.log(📢[useToTodo.ts:12]: , index);

with index highlighted