File Creator VSCode Extension

This extension provides a command to quickly create files in VSCode using a keyboard shortcut.

Features

Quick File Creation: Use the Cmd+1 (macOS) or Ctrl+1 (Windows/Linux) shortcut to initiate file creation.
Intelligent Path Suggestion:
- If a file is currently open in the editor, its directory is used as the default base path for the new file.
- If no file is open, the workspace root is used as the base path.
- The command is disabled if the currently open file is outside the workspace to prevent errors.
Automatic Folder Creation: Automatically creates any necessary intermediate directories for your new file.
Overwrite Protection: Prompts for confirmation if a file with the same name already exists.
i18n Ready: Supports multiple languages based on your VSCode locale.

Instructions for setting up and testing this extension in a local development environment.

Clone or download this project to your local machine.
Open a terminal or command prompt and navigate to the project's root directory.
Run the following command to install the necessary dependencies:
```
npm install
```

Open this project folder in VSCode.
Press F5 to start a debugging session (or select Run > Start Debugging from the menu).
When you press F5, the code will be automatically compiled before the extension is launched.
Once compilation is complete, a new Extension Development Host window will open. This is a special VSCode instance with your extension temporarily installed.
In the new host window, open any project folder to test the extension (e.g., File > Open Folder...).
You can now test all the features of the extension.

Return to your original VSCode window (the one where this project's code is open).
You can set breakpoints by clicking in the gutter to the left of the line numbers in the src/extension.ts file.
When you trigger the functionality in the Extension Development Host window, the code will pause at your breakpoints, allowing you to inspect variables and step through the code.