I am new to both VS Code and the Garmin ecosystem.
From my old times as a Java dev, I used use, say, Eclipse, and right click on a project name, and select "Create class", select the superclass for it in a dialog box, and that would create a new .java file in the right directory, with the correct "extends" declaration as well as some related imports. Next, I would put the text caret inside the body of the class code, would CTRL+SPACE (or something else) and I would get a list of inherited methods that I could override in the subclass. Selecting one of the inherited methods would create the boilerplate code for the overridden version, usually with calls for the superclass version as first statement inside the overridden method code, and correct parameters and imports adjusted in the code.
Is it possible to do something like this in VS Code with the Monley C extension?
Thanks!
