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The following reference information explains objects that are used to create an instance of the core text editor.

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  • VSCodeWindow Object Describes the code window object, a specialized document window that can enclose one or more text views.

  • VSCodeWindowManager object Describes the code window manager object that is implemented by the language service and is responsible for managing adornments.

  • VSTextBuffer object Describes the text buffer object, which represents a stream of Unicode text, the data for a file.

  • VSTextView object Describes the text view, a window that lets users view and edit Unicode text of the text buffer.