Multi-editor support is here: Cursor, Windsurf, TRAE, VSCodium, and custom profiles

[csm101]

Hi everyone,

I have just published a major update to Edit in Visual Studio Code.

The plugin is still primarily focused on Visual Studio Code, but it can now also be configured to work with other editors built on the same general VS Code / Electron foundation, including:

1. Visual Studio Code
2. Cursor
3. Windsurf
4. TRAE
5. VSCodium

This update introduces a more flexible editor configuration model inside RAD Studio, so you can choose which editors should appear in the Tools menu and configure each one independently.

What's new

1. Built-in profiles for Visual Studio Code, Cursor, Windsurf, TRAE, and VSCodium
2. Support for custom editor profiles for other compatible forks
3. Per-editor shortcuts instead of a single global shortcut
4. Advanced per-editor launch settings
5. Better control over how an existing editor window is reused
6. Clear buttons to remove a shortcut without editing the settings file manually
7. Updated documentation explaining how to configure non-VS-Code editors

What does not change

1. The main workflow is still centered around Delphi + Visual Studio Code
2. VS Code remains the default and most documented setup
3. Workspace generation and Delphi-oriented settings are still designed with the VS Code ecosystem in mind

Why this matters

A lot of people now use VS Code-derived editors for AI-assisted development, Copilot-style workflows, or different UX preferences. With this update, the plugin no longer assumes that Visual Studio Code is the only valid target editor.

If you prefer Cursor, Windsurf, TRAE, VSCodium, or another compatible fork, you can now integrate it directly into the same Delphi workflow.

As always, feedback is welcome.

If you test this with another VS Code-compatible editor, I would be especially interested in hearing:

1. whether the default launch arguments worked out of the box
2. whether window reuse behaved correctly
3. whether DelphiLSP-related workflows behaved as expected
4. which additional editor profiles might be worth shipping as built-in defaults

Thanks to everyone using the plugin and helping improve it.

[csm101]

@thvedel you might be interested in taking another look at the main branch.

Since your fork explicitly added Windsurf support, I thought I should mention that the main project has now evolved quite a bit beyond that and includes configurable support for multiple editors directly in the plugin settings.

It also adds per-editor configurable shortcuts, advanced launch settings, configurable command-line templates, better editor window reuse, project group workspace support, non-destructive VS Code settings merge, improved launch diagnostics, and a few Delphi-specific workflow improvements.

No action needed of course — just thought you might like to take a look.