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Installed, created a file that I wanted to then use as a template. Right clicked on the file, per the instructions, and the option presented was "Create New File From Template". I selected this, and it tried to create a new file inside the old file, which failed with ENOENT, as I would expect :) So I created a new file inside the templates directory, and then tried right clicking on the directory, and Create New File From Template .. which correctly prompted me for which file to use as a template, and a new filename. That correctly created a file, but it was empty, instead of containing the original template.
Currently, I use snippets to do this sort of thing, which also enables me to include some boilerplate with cursor positioning support.. as a feature request, also, it would be nice if the templates could have something like that as well..
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Installed, created a file that I wanted to then use as a template. Right clicked on the file, per the instructions, and the option presented was "Create New File From Template". I selected this, and it tried to create a new file inside the old file, which failed with ENOENT, as I would expect :) So I created a new file inside the templates directory, and then tried right clicking on the directory, and Create New File From Template .. which correctly prompted me for which file to use as a template, and a new filename. That correctly created a file, but it was empty, instead of containing the original template.
Currently, I use snippets to do this sort of thing, which also enables me to include some boilerplate with cursor positioning support.. as a feature request, also, it would be nice if the templates could have something like that as well..
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: