商业编程-源码-VC开发工具使用技巧源代码 code_template_taylor_src.zip

Installation -------------- To install this VC add-in, copy CodeTmpl.dll and CodeTmpl.txt to the X\SharedIDE\AddIn directory, where X is your DevStudio directory. Restart DevStudio and the add-in will automatically be added. Goto the Tools/Customize menu item and click on the Add-Ins and Macro Files tab. Check the Code Template option and a new toolbar button will be added to DevStudio. The add-in will now be reloaded whenever DevStudio starts. Usage ------- To use the code template add-in, click on the add-in button and select one of the menu options. The add-in will then place the associated code fragment in the current active document. To force the add-in to re-read the template file, press the Ctrl key while clicking on the menu. CodeTmpl.Txt -------------- This file defines what options will appear on the add-in menu and what code fragment will be generated for each option. The add-in supports general code fragments, keyword expansion, format specifiers, and submenu definitions. To define a new menu item with an associated code fragment, use the following format : #{Menu name Code-fragment ... }# <Code-fragment> will be copied verbatim to the current document. To add a new submenu to the current menu, or sub-menu, use the following format : #[Submenu name Menu-submenu ]# <Menu-submenu> are new menu and submenu declarations. They will be placed under the current sub-menu. To add a separator to the menu, use the following format : ## A <Code-fragment> may contain keywords. Keywords have the following format : #%keyword%# <keyword> can be one of the following values : DATE - Inserts the date using the default format EXT_ONLY - Inserts only the file's extension, not the name FILE - Inserts the current file's name, excluding path FILENAME_ONLY - Inserts only the file's name, not the extension PATH - Inserts the current file's path, excluding filename PROJECT - Inserts the current project's name TIME - Inserts the current time using the default format A <Code-fragment> may also contain format specifiers. Format specifiers have the following format : #specifier enclosed-text # <specifier> can be one of the following values : U - Uppercase <enclosed-text> L - Lowercase <enclosed-text> W - Force the <enclosed-text> to be the specified width. The specifier must be followed by a width value, i.e. 10 and then the enclosing text. e.g. #<W 10 This is a string># A space must separate each specifier and its enclosed text. Keywords and specifiers are case-sensitive. They are always uppercase. Keywords are handled first, then format specifiers. Embedding format specifiers within other format specifiers may produce undesireable results.