import { workspace, WorkspaceEdit, Uri } from 'vscode'; const edit = new WorkspaceEdit(); const uri = Uri.file('/path/to/new_file.ts'); edit.createFile(uri, { ignoreIfExists: true }); workspace.applyEdit(edit);
import { workspace, WorkspaceEdit, Uri } from 'vscode'; const edit = new WorkspaceEdit(); const uri = Uri.file('/path/to/file.ts'); const range = new Range(0, 0, 0, 0); edit.replace(uri, range, 'new content'); workspace.applyEdit(edit);This example shows how to use the `replace` method to change the content of a file. We first create a `WorkspaceEdit` object, specify the file's URI, and define the range of the content that we want to replace. Then, we use the `replace` method to actually replace the content with the new string. The final step is to apply the edit to the workspace. In conclusion, the `applyEdit` method is a powerful tool for making changes to the current workspace. It is part of the `vscode` package, which is included as a dependency in most TypeScript projects that use Visual Studio Code.