package.nls.json

{
    "displayName": "ColumnKit",
    "description": "One-click buttons for even editor columns and fixed column counts.",
    "category": "ColumnKit",
    "configuration.title": "ColumnKit",
    "command.even.title": "Even Out Columns",
    "command.pickColumns.title": "Set Column Count...",
    "command.undoLayout.title": "Undo ColumnKit Change",
    "command.setColumnWidth.title": "Set Active Column Width...",
    "command.evenSplit.title": "Even Out This Split",
    "command.pinColumn.title": "Pin or Unpin This Column's Width",
    "command.columns2.title": "2 Columns",
    "command.columns3.title": "3 Columns",
    "command.columns4.title": "4 Columns",
    "command.columns5.title": "5 Columns",
    "command.columns6.title": "6 Columns",
    "command.columns8.title": "8 Columns",
    "config.statusBarPresets": "Extra column-count buttons to show in the status bar beside the Even button. Empty by default: the same presets are one click away in the Even button hover menu. Setting this also brings back the picker button.",
    "config.statusBarAlignment": "Which side of the status bar the ColumnKit buttons sit on.",
    "config.showEditorTitleButton": "Also show an Even Out Columns icon in each editor group's title bar. Off by default because narrow columns push it into the overflow menu.",
    "config.autoCorrect": "Keep every editor group clear of its minimum width. VS Code expands a group on click when its width is exactly the minimum, and there is no setting to disable that. The expand happens before an extension is told the group became active, so every group is raised ahead of time rather than the one you clicked. Turn it off to restore stock behaviour.",
    "config.checkForUpdates": "Check GitHub once a day for a newer release. VS Code never auto-updates an extension installed from a .vsix, so without this you would not hear about fixes. Turn it off and ColumnKit makes no network requests at all.",
    "config.rememberLayout": "Remember this workspace's column widths and put them back when you reopen it. Stored per workspace, alongside the editor area width it was measured at, so a layout saved on a wide monitor is not restored onto a laptop screen where it would not fit. Off by default: VS Code restores the editor grid itself in most cases, and writing a layout at startup when it did not is worth doing only if you have hit the problem.",
    "config.balanceMode": "What Even Out Columns does on a layout that has a column split into rows. Tree gives every split an equal share, so a plain column beside a split one ends up half and half. Area gives every editor group the same amount of space, so that same layout ends up a third and two thirds. On a plain row of columns the two are identical.",
    "config.remainderStrategy": "How the other columns share what is left when you set one column's width. Even gives them equal widths. Proportional keeps their relative sizes, so a column that was already wider stays wider.",
    "config.watchWhileIdle": "Also check the column widths every couple of seconds while this window has focus. Dragging a sash raises no event an extension can see, so a column you drag onto the minimum width stays armed until something else happens. Off by default because it is a timer rather than a reaction to anything.",
    "command.copyLayout.title": "Copy Layout to Clipboard",
    "command.pasteLayout.title": "Apply Layout from Clipboard",
    "command.columns1.title": "1 Column",
    "command.columns7.title": "7 Columns",
    "command.columns9.title": "9 Columns",
    "command.columns10.title": "10 Columns",
    "command.columns11.title": "11 Columns",
    "command.columns12.title": "12 Columns"
}