I have been seriously annoyed with the C ++ Builder IDE for some time. When I code, I always use the standard layout for code files. I have a standard header that I use, including, i.e. License of file, file name, date, etc.
But I could not find anywhere to insert this, so when I - for example - create a new block, automatically insert this header. Of course, I can insert it every time, but it's a little annoying to use this time.
So my question is: is it possible to create a file template for C ++ files by default or modify existing ones so that they always start with my predefined layout. My fear is that, like most other things in the C ++ Builder development environment, this is hard-coded in it.
Creating a new module is currently creating a .cpp file with:
#pragma hdrstop
#include "Unit1.h"
#pragma package(smart_init)
and the corresponding header file:
#ifndef Unit1H
#define Unit1H
#endif
This is what I want to change into my own layout.
I am using Codegear C ++ Builder 2007.
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