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## Note: this file must be encoded in UTF-8
##
## This is an example file for defining your own code templates.
##
## The syntax for defining a code template is:
## #TEMPLATE <template name>,<field>[=default value], <field>...
##
## The template name, the fields and their default values should be defined
## within quotes if they contain non-alphanumeric characters.
## Use "&" in front of a letter in the template name to make the letter become
## a shortcut, which means that you can use ALT+<letter> to select the template
## or jump to the field in the dialog box.
##
## Use ">" in the template to organize the template names in submenus.
##
## About using argument variables in code templates:
## These are NEVER available:
## $COMPILER_ARGS$
## $FILE_BNAME$
## $FILE_BPATH$
##
## These are ALWAYS available:
## $CUR_DIR$
## $CUR_LINE$
## $DATE$
## $EW_DIR$
## $FILE_DIR$
## $FILE_FNAME$
## $FILE_PATH$
## $USER_NAME$
## $ENVVAR$
## $MY_CUSTOM_VAR$ in 'Global'
##
## The rest are available when a workspace in a project is loaded
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#TEMPLATE "&Statement>&if"
if( %c )
{

}
#TEMPLATE &Statement>&for,"&End Value"=10,&Variable=i
for(int %2 = 0; %2 < %1; ++%2)
{
  %c
}
#TEMPLATE &Corporate>&class,"Class &name",&Description=--,&Created="$DATE$, by $USER_NAME$"
//******************
// CLASS: %1
//
// DESCRIPTION:
//  %2
//
// CREATED: %3
//
// FILE: $FILE_FNAME$
//
class %1
{
public:
  %1();
  ~%1();
  %c
};