I can't find how I can edit a template project that I created.
Is thinly way is creating a new template each time I want to change the template?
Working on Mac OS.
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I have got the SFML library, for graphics etc for C++. Is there a way to save a template with its settings, and then create a new project with that template? This would much easier, instead of linking up the library and all the files every time. I have tried creating a template, but when I open it, there is no code. Thanks
I have created a custom project item template for Visual Studio to use in web applications. The template adds .js .html and .css files with a given name and some predefined content. I placed the template (zip-file) into MyDocuments\Visual Studio 2015\Templates\ItemTemplates forler.
In traditional ASP.NET web application I can use this template to add items to the project (Project(right click at any project folder)->Add->New item, and then select my template from the list). The template is shown under "Visual C#" category.
But when I switched to new ASP.NET Core web application, I can not see my template in the list anymore. Project(right click at the project wwwroot folder)->Add->New item... shows me completely different templates grouped into different categories, and there is no my custom template among them.
My first guess was that <ProjectType> value in my .vstemplate file is not correct. I tried to replace CSharp by Web -- no luck, the template is still not visible.
Can anybody help me with following:
How to create a custom project item template to use in ASP.NET Core web application client-side code folder?
Where to place it, so it is visible in VS?
Any suggestions will be much appreciated.
I've been looking at the MS site How to: Create Project Templates trying to figure out how to make a project template based on a sample project that I wish to deploy to my company. However in this page: How to: Create Item Templates, it says:
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You cannot export templates for C++ projects
So now I'm a bit confused and annoyed. Can I make a C++ project template or not? If not, then how does MS do it? If so, how do I do it.
I'm trying to use vim-latex, and as the existing templates are annoyingly simple and unsatisfactory, I'm trying to build some of my own. However, after composing my own templates and stored in "/ftplugin/latex-suite/templates", nothing happens. The software simply won't scan for new templates. Did I miss some steps to make it work?
I found out what's happening. If there's any one who ran into a similar problem, please check whether you have installed that plugin in your OS repo. I'm using fedora, and accidentally installed vim-latex from the repo, thus the place those templates are really located is
"/usr/share/vim/vimfiles/ftplugin/latex-suite/templates".
So either remove the add-on installed from the OS repo and reinstall it in "~/.vim/", or copy the templates to that folder is the solution to this problem.
I experienced the same problem using Xubuntu. There the template files are stored at /usr/share/vim/addons/ftplugin/latex-suite/templates/. But simply adding a new template file there won't create a new menu entry in gvim: you must also make a soft link from your new template file in the directory above to /var/lib/vim/addons/ftplugin/latex-suite/templates/your_new_template.tex
xcode4 uses new format for project templates (xctemplate). With existing templates I was able to get everything I needed except adding a file into the project without copying it. I need all the projects created from my template to use shared resource, so I could update all projects at once updating just one file. Thanks!
Did you try hard link to the file from your template directory?