VSCode C++ Viewer

Displays an cleaner view of a C++ project in the Visual Studio Code explorer by grouping cpp and header files.

It will turn the following directory structure:

src/
    main/
        cpp/
            Main.cpp
        include/
            Main.h
    test/
        cpp/
            MainTest.cpp
CMake.txt

Into:

src/
    main/
        Main
    test/
        MainTest
CMake.txt

Requirements

C++ Viewer works by finding a directory "split" where cpp/ and include/ (optional) exists. From there it will group the following files. If only cpp/ exists it will simply use the files inside, but when both include/ exists it will only use those files, and search for corresponding cpp files under cpp/. This means if you have a include/ directory cpp files that do not have corresponding header files will not be displayed. This may change in a future update.

src/
    main/
        cpp/
            Main.cpp
            Window.cpp <-- will not be displayed
        include/
            Main.h
            Constants.h <-- this is fine though
    test/
        cpp/
            MainTest.cpp