TEMPLATE

 New Template Expansion Method
Templates for C, CMAC and Pascal are kept in global variables. The name
of the global variable is '!<LANG_TYPE>.TMPLT0' where <LANG_TYPE> is up to
the first three characters of the language type. The global string will
contain all of the templates for the corresponding language type. The
global variable will be initialized in the macro called
'<LANG_TYPE>^<LANG_TYPE>SETX' which is called every time a file is loaded.
The global variable will contain the text for the expansion and any
formating characters as follows:
'�C=' = Expansion case type.
0 = case sensitive. Keyword - case sensitive
Expansion - verbatim.
1 = case insensitive. Keyword - case insensitive
Expansion - All caps.
2 = case insensitive. Keyword - case insensitive
Expansion - First letter caps.
3 = case insensitive. Keyword - case insensitive
Expansion - dependent on keyword.
'�M=' = Minimum number of characters in keyword required for an
expansion to occurr.
238 - '�' = Parameter delimiter
127 - '' = Field separator
20 - '' = Carriage return (Run CR macro)
174 - '�' = Carriage return (Goto starting column)
196 - '�' = Record cursor position
17 - '' = Move cursor left
16 - '' = Move cursor right
24 - '' = Move cursor up
25 - '' = Move cursor down
64 - '@' = Translate next character literally
168 - '�' = Remember current column position
173 - '�' = Goto remembered column number
240 - '�' = Goto starting column
241 - '�' = Toggle Insert mode
251 - '�' = Run macro: "/*�C^CCOMMENT"
252 - '�' = Expand template for preceding character (be careful about
infinite loops)
237 - '�' = Do nothing (used to stop 'keyword' interpretation)
242-'�' = Indent and set indent level
243-'�' = Undent and set indent level
The following is an example global variable template setup for the C
language found in the extension setup macro for the C language
('C^CSETX'):
Set_Global_Str("!C.Tmplt0", "�C=0�M=3"+
"/*�C^BuildCMT"+ /* �C=0 case sensitive */
"//"+ /* �M=1 minimum expansion of 1 character */
"#define "+
"#else"+
"#elif "+
"#eilf "+
"#endif"+
"#error "+
"#include <�>"+
'#i"nclude �"'+
'#i<nclude �>'+
"#if "+
"#ifdef "+
"#idfef "+
"#ifndef "+
"#pragma "+
"#undef "+
"break;"+
"case �:"+
"continue;"+
"do �� while ( � );"+
"default:"+
"else"+
"eilse f ( � ) ��"+
"extern �;"+
"for ( � ) ��"+
"if ( � ) ��"+
"goto �;"+
"return �;"+
"switch ( � ) ����case :"+
"struct � ��;"+
"typedef �;"+
"union � ��;"+
"while ( � ) ��"+
"{��}�" +
// FOR if ( ) {
// }
"��{�}"
// FOR if ( )
// {
// }
//"���{�}"
);
The old method of template expansion will still be supported. The
following list is the minimum number of characters required to expand
templates in the C, CMAC and PASCAL language types:
C Language CMAC Language
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�/* / �� �/*/ ��
�#define #d �� �#define#d ��
�#else #e �� �#include#i ��
�#elif #ei �� �breakb ��
� #eli �� �casec ��
�#endif #en �� �continueco ��
�#error #er �� �defaultde ��
�#include #i �� �dod ��
� #i< �� �elsee ��
� #i" �� �else ifei ��
�#ifdef #id �� �forf ��
� #ifd �� �gotog ��
�#ifndef #ifn �� �ifi ��
�#pragma #p �� �macrom ��
�#undef #u �� �parse_intpi ��
�break b �� �parse_strps ��
�case c �� �switchs ��
�continue co �� �whilew ��
�do d �� ��������������������������������ͼ�
�default de �� ���������������������������������
�else e �� PASCAL Language
�else if ei �� ��������������������������������ķ
� else i �� �Template Minimun expansion��
�extern ex �� ���������������������������������
�for f �� �begin b ��
�if i �� �case c ��
�goto g �� �for f ��
�return r �� �function fu ��
�switch s �� �if i ��
�struct st �� �procedure p ��
�typedef t �� �program prog ��
�union u �� � pg ��
�while w �� �repeat r ��
�{} { �� �while w ��
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