This project is a Visual Studio Code extension that automatically inserts a C code template based on the entered abbreviation. When keywords like "io", "arr", "mem", and others are typed, the extension replaces the document content with the corresponding template, including necessary standard librar
Installation
Launch VS Code Quick Open (Ctrl+P), paste the following command, and press enter.
StartC is a Visual Studio Code extension that automatically adds standard boilerplate code when certain keywords are typed in a .c file. It simplifies the process of starting with new C files by eliminating the need to manually insert standard lines and the main function.
Features
Auto-insert Boilerplate Code for .c Files:
The extension inserts boilerplate code based on the following trigger keywords:
io: Adds basic stdio.h boilerplate.
arr: Adds boilerplate for working with arrays and other standard C libraries.
mem: Adds boilerplate for memory management and related libraries.
str: Adds boilerplate for string handling in C.
algo: Adds boilerplate for algorithms and numeric operations.
math: Adds boilerplate for mathematical operations.
file: Adds boilerplate for file input/output operations.
ptr: Adds boilerplate for working with pointers and memory management.
time: Adds boilerplate for working with time and time.h.
cont: Adds boilerplate for working with containers like arrays, lists, and maps.
Each keyword triggers the insertion of appropriate header files and a basic main function template.
Requirements
Visual Studio Code: You need to have Visual Studio Code installed to use this extension.
C Development Setup: It's recommended to have a C compiler and debugger set up for full functionality.
Installation
Open Visual Studio Code.
Go to the Extensions section by clicking on the Extensions icon in the sidebar.
Search for StartC in the search box.
Click Install.
Alternatively, you can install it from the command line using the following command: