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Code editors like VS Code, or even GitHub have a feature that allows the user to create a multi-level nested directory at once and place a file at the end.
To demonstrate, here's an example:
In VS code, if a user creates a new folder with the name foo/bar/baz.ts, this directory structure is created -
foo/
|-- bar/
| |-- baz.ts
|
As you may see, this is a very useful feature which would be great to have in Acode!
P.S: You can also add an emmet like syntax for this that allows creating multiple folders and files at specified levels etc.
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Code editors like VS Code, or even GitHub have a feature that allows the user to create a multi-level nested directory at once and place a file at the end.
To demonstrate, here's an example:
In VS code, if a user creates a new folder with the name
foo/bar/baz.ts
, this directory structure is created -As you may see, this is a very useful feature which would be great to have in Acode!
P.S: You can also add an emmet like syntax for this that allows creating multiple folders and files at specified levels etc.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: