Maybe I'm more scattered than the average person, but I often start typing in a new tab in VS Code, then only later decide that I want to save the tab's contents as a note. It would be nice to have a "Save as New Note" command in VSNotes to handle this.
The logic I'm thinking of:
If the current tab is still untitled (it has not been saved), then follow the standard "Create a New Note" procedure to choose a note title, but do not choose a template. Instead, save the current tab in the file location implied by the title.
If the current tab is not untitled (it has already been saved somewhere else), then choose a note title as usual, but then save a copy of the current tab's contents in the file location implied by the title, open the newly created note, and set the focus to the note.
I don't think I'm a seasoned enough TypeScript programmer to write this myself, but it seems like feature that many people would use.
Maybe I'm more scattered than the average person, but I often start typing in a new tab in VS Code, then only later decide that I want to save the tab's contents as a note. It would be nice to have a "Save as New Note" command in VSNotes to handle this.
The logic I'm thinking of:
I don't think I'm a seasoned enough TypeScript programmer to write this myself, but it seems like feature that many people would use.