I’ve released a pilot version of the Xojo extension for VSCode that provides syntax highlighting and function outlining.
Supports extensions such as .xojo_code, .xojo_window, etc.
Nearly all of this release (about 99%) was built with Claude Code and Codex, so I might not be able to answer all questions myself — perhaps Claude Code and Codex can.
I don’t see the necessity of trying to shame a guy that clearly has put some serious effort to make something. Check his changelog. Using AI helpers are the current industry standard, liking or not. I’m working with a team of people that knows what they do and their tools are all AI assisted…
What’s important is that what he brought to the community must be open source, so people could fix the glitches the AI will introduce, as he said he don’t know all inner workings of his offer.
I could see this being helpful using copilot in vscode to flesh out macOS declares. As copilot would generally have a good idea of the functions you are trying to wrap. Would have been very helpful years ago when I added metal support to macOS.