This displays all of the templates for the current project. Templates are grouped category, then type, and finally ordered alphabetically by name.
Double clicking a template in will open it in the Template Editor dialog.
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This is displayed on templates to indicate that the template has been customised.
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This is displayed on templates to indicate that the template has been disabled.
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This is displayed on templates to indicate that the template has an error. It is also displayed on template category and template type folders that contain at least one template with an error.
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This allows allows you to execute the following context sensitive actions:
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Edit - Opens the Template Editor dialog to edit the selected template |
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Differences - Opens the Template Differences dialog to display the differences between the selected customised template and the original template |
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Disable/Enable - Toggles the enabled flag for the selected template(s) |
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Delete - Removes the selected template from the project and deletes the physical template file if it exists. |
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Generate - Generates for the selected template(s) templates that are enabled and not have any errors. |
Here is an example of what it looks like:
Generate Code tab
Template Differences dialog
Template Editor