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I want to use a template like this:
Start of template text>>>
## @var$[type=toBeChangedToRealType?Enter type of var] $$[varname-s=newVar?Enter variable name]
# Description of $[varname]
$[varname-d] = None
<<<End of template text
The -s (parameter modifier) will store the value in varname.
The -d will remove the value in varname after usage.
In that case one can use the identical template to declare and document a python variable in pyScripter and with doxygen.
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In the fortcoming version existing syntax has been extended in the following way:
When the Parameter contains the equal sign, the its value is defined for the current session, e.g. $[proc=Test] will define the Parameter "proc" with the value "Test". Or $[proc=?Enter proc] with prompt for a value and defined the Parameter "proc" with the provided value. To remove a parameter use the equal sign without any value or question, e.g. $[proc=] will remove the parameter proc if it exists.
I want to use a template like this:$[type=toBeChangedToRealType?Enter type of var] $ $[varname-s=newVar?Enter variable name]
Start of template text>>>
## @var
# Description of $[varname]
$[varname-d] = None
<<<End of template text
The -s (parameter modifier) will store the value in varname.
The -d will remove the value in varname after usage.
In that case one can use the identical template to declare and document a python variable in pyScripter and with doxygen.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: