Where is the "Show Compiled Devicetree Output"?

[Spector]

I'm working through the tutorial here.
https://academy.nordicsemi.com/courses/nrf-connect-sdk-fundamentals/lessons/lesson-4-serial-communication-uart/topic/uart-driver/#uart_config

Under Section enabling drivers point 3 I notice there is a icon for "Show Compiled DeviceTree Output."

I can't find this icon.

I have built my application and can toggle the lights by the terminal emulator.
Furthermore I can use vscode command ctrl+shift+p to search compiled device tree.... to get the figure that will explain which source supplied the component details for example armv7-m.dtsi / board.dts / skelton.dtsi.
Whilst this provided the functionality needed. I feel like I'm missing out on mastery of the gui.

Please tell me what I'm suppose to do to trigger this when I'm not using a keyboard.

[SwRa]

Hi Wesley,

This is a part of the DeviceTree Visual Editor, which is a feature of the nRF DeviceTree extension for the VS Code.. Could you check if you have the nRF DeviceTree extension installed in VS Code.? Once this is installed, you should be able to see DeviceTree Viewer from the Actions View. See here: https://docs.nordicsemi.com/bundle/nrf-connect-vscode/page/reference/ui_dve_overview.html#overview-interaction-options and https://docs.nordicsemi.com/bundle/nrf-connect-vscode/page/guides/work_with_devicetree_editor.html 

Regards,

Swathy

[Spector]

Okay, so select a file from the device tree, see the .dts, then click the compiled output button, associated with the .dts.