[Geany] Different templates for .c and .h?
Joerg Desch
jd.vvd at xxxxx
Thu Apr 29 07:59:49 UTC 2010
On Wed, 28 Apr 2010 14:18:05 +0100
Nick Treleaven <nick.treleaven at btinternet.com> wrote:
Hi Nick.
> Basically you just make a number of files like source.c, header.h and
> put them in ~/.config/geany/templates/files/. They should appear in the
> 'New with template' menu.
Thanks. This works fine. But as always, there is something that doesn't
work as expected. ;-)
The template wildcard {filename} is replaced with "unnamed.c" (in German
"unbenannt.c"). This isn't a good choose, because you have to rename it
afterwards. Wouldn't it be better to open a dialog and ask for the name
to use?
While we talk about template wildcards. Please add {filebasename}! Below
is a part of my header template. You can easily see the reason for
{filebasename}...
=============================================================
/* -*- Mode: C -*-
*
* $Id$
* --------------------------------------------------------------------------
* Copyright (c) {company}
* --------------------------------------------------------------------------
* PROJECT:
* MODULE.: {filename}
* AUTHOR.: {developer}
* CREATED: {datetime}
* --------------------------------------------------------------------------
* DESCRIPTION:
*
* --------------------------------------------------------------------------
* COMPILER-FLAGS:
*
* --------------------------------------------------------------------------
*/
#ifndef __{basefilename}_H__
#define __{basefilename}_H__ 1
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