Source Templates Wizard

Source Templates Wizard

Source Templates Wizard is designed to extend code editor. It includes a group of code templates. Both Delphi and C++Builder are supported.

After defining code templates, you can insert them into source code. You can use pre-defined macro or user-defined macro in code template, when inserting they will be replaced by actual text.

Code Template Settings

This dialog lists all code templates, which shows as below:

- Add: Add a new code template.

- Delete: Delete selected code template.

- Clear: Delete all code templates.

- Edit: Edit selected code template.

- Move Up: Move selected code template up.

- Move Down: Move selected code template down.

- Import: Import code templates from data file. If you select append mode, the new templates will append to the last of current list.

- Export: Export code templates to data file.

Template Editor

When user adds or edits a code template, the Template Editor shows as below:

Template Options

- Title: Input the title for menu item.

- Icon: Select the icon for menu item.

- ShortCut: Set the shortcut to call template.

- Desc: Input the description of template, it used in button hint.

- Location: Select the location of inserting template.

- Disable this Template: Whether display this template in menu.

- Restore Cursor Position after Insert: For templates which are inserted to unit header or other positions, whether restore cursor position after insert. This switch will override the position defined by %Cursor% macro.

- For Pascal File: This template is for Pascal file and can be shown in Delphi.

- For C/C++ File: This template is for C/C++ file and can be shown in C++Builder.

You can use pre-defined and user-defined macro in code template.

Select a macro and click Insert button, then the pre-defined macro will be insert to current position.

User-defined macro need wrapped by two "%", macro name may any characters.

When a template executed, pre-defined macros will replaced automatically, but user-defined macros will show a dialog to require user inputting actual text.

The macro is the name of user-defined macro, and the value is actual text to be replaced.

Enter key to set the focus to next macro. When finished, actual context will be inserted to current code.

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