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This command adds features to the project like a unit tests project creating a tests subfolder, or adds code documentation capabilities to the project base on pasdoc.

This command uses the lazbuild tool to build the specified project. If one was not provided, try to find one on current directory and builds it.

The purpose of this command is to automate the build process along with the watch command.

The command accepts two build options –debug or –release. The project file must have both modes with these respective names. If no option is passed, the lazbuild tool will run in default mode.

Allows to set a custom timeout to wait for an change event. The main purpose is to use this variable to easily implement unit tests.

Returns first ocurrence of text in format line:1 (column is always 1). It is case insensitive search. If not text is found the function returns an empty string.

From the current directory it tries to locate a lazarus project that contains a specific text. If AText is empty the first project found will be returned. Returns the project file name.

Get the contents of AFileName in string.

Process a raw string and returns an array of strings with the parameters that were separated by spaces, and consider as single parameter a string between double quotes.

From the current directory it tries to locate an fpcunit compatible test project that has been previously compiled. Returns complete test file executable name. If the function returns empty, the project does not exist or is not of the expected type.

Interface that represents an object to monitor a path, with methods to configure parameters and callback in addition to initializing the watch itself.

This command creates a freepascal/lazarus project respecting a previously organized folder structure so that it is easier to operate the project in vscode, with git previously initialized and ready to work with boss dependency manager.

Outputs a text in console with color from CommandBuilder theme color.

Registry a build command using the command builder from pascli, also sets. options and usage help info.

Registry a install command using the command builder from pascli, also sets. options and usage help info.

Registry a test command using the command builder from pascli.

Execute the command requested by the user, it will be passed to IPathWatcher so that it executes it. It is prepared to run the project build and tests as long as there is a respective executable. .

Save AContent string in the provided file name.

This class aims to run an application that can run indefinitely. This execution takes place through a specific thread, allowing the main application to perform other tasks in the meantime. It is possible to interrupt its execution at any time through the Stop method. It is also possible to obtain the output generated by the application using the GetMessage command.

This command recursively searches for a previously compiled test project from the current folder and runs it. At the end of the execution, an xml file with the same name as the test project is expected to be read. From this reading, a result is generated with the objective of highlighting the tests that failed, formatting the name of the source code file with a line and column in a format that vscode is able to understand and providing the developer with a link for quick navigation through the code.

If a memory leak trace file named heap.trc is found, the command also outputs information with details about the possible memory leaks in a format that vscode can provide easy navigation through the code.

Class that represents a single point in code with the possible memory leak.

Class that represents a single test case report data.

This command aims to monitor for changes in the current directory. Changes considered are new files, changes to existing files, and file deletions.

The ignored folders are the ones that start with ".", the ones named "lib", "modules", "backup". Ignored files start with ".", with no extension, .exe, .dll and .trc.

Once the change condition is satisfied, the requested commands are executed so that their output is generated in the console.