This is a rather rudimentary tool to automate organizing file contents. It currently supports C#.
Configurations
file-contents-organizer.projectNamespacesLast
Whether or not project namespaces (defined by file-contents-organizer.projectNamespaces) should be sorted last in the using directives list.
Default: true
file-contents-organizer.projectNamespaces
A list of the names of the project namespaces.
Default: workspace directory
file-contents-organizer.headingTemplate
A string that represents the format of headers. Will replace ${ NAME } (spaces optional) with the name of the section as defined in file-contents-organizer.order.
Default: //\n// ${ NAME }\n//; results in the following:
//
// ${ NAME }
//
file-contents-organizer.order
An array of objects that satisfy two fields:
name - the name of this category/section
filter - a set of rules that things must meet in order to be sorted into this category:
Attributes, modifiers, and types (property, field, method, &c.) can be selected by name. Use a pipe (|) to OR statements together (e.g., field|property will filter for both fields and properties)
prefix:'' and suffix:'' commands define prefixes and suffixes that things must have to be sorted.
Default (this is designed with the GODOT game engine in mind):
| Name | Filter |
| ------------------- | ---------------------------- |
| STATIC VARIABLES | static field\|property |
| EXPORT VARIABLES | [Export] |
| SIGNALS | [Signal] |
| ENUMS | enum |
| PUBLIC VARIABLES | public field\|property |
| PROTECTED VARIABLES | protected field\|property |
| PRIVATE VARIABLES | private field\|property |
| NATIVE FUNCTIONS | prefix:'_' method |
| CUSTOM FUNCTIONS | method |
| STATIC FUNCTIONS | static method |
file-contents-organizer.useRegionTags
Whether or not #region/#endregion tags should be used in tandem with section headers.
