Find the definition of a symbol. Hover it to get additional information. Press CTRL to see its
declaration in a popup. Peek the definition to get the code in an overlay window. Open it
in the editor by performing CTRL+CLICK on it.
Code completion
Everybody knows it. Everybody loves it. Fast and reliable code completion is a must have to produce
awesome code!
Parameter hints
See the parameters a method expects. See the different versions of it. What are the differences?
The editor supports you calling a method the right way!
Outlining
Go to any method, type or uses clause inside a file by pressing CTRL+SHIFT+O. Don't waste your
time scrolling through the file.
Compiler messages
Connect Visual Studio Code with MSBUILD or DCC32 and see errors and warnings directly inside
the editor. Learn how to create a build task and a problem matcher here!
Open View -> Command Palette... and type ext install
Search for OmniPascal and install it.
Restart Visual Studio Code and open File -> Preferences -> User Settings
Add the key "objectpascal.delphiInstallationPath" to the right editor and set its value
to the Delphi installation path. Don't forget to escape the backslashes!
Perform a right click on the root folder of a Delphi project and select Open with Code to enjoy OmniPascal.
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