created by

Urs Stotz

script type

utility

description

1. Description 2. Usage 3. Subroutines 4. Example 5. Documentation 6. Depends 7. Installation 1. Description                                        *vimplate-description* Vimplate provides an extensible and powerful template processing system. It is based on Perl and Template-Toolkit. You can create templates for program code, makefiles, letters, html pages, latex etc. As example vimplate contains templates for C++, LaTeX, Perl and Makefile. With vimplate you can write templates which interact with the user. For themes are the functions choice() and input(). You can choose different locale for the function date() and locale(). You can write your own perl code directly in the templates. In case you find my template useful, or have suggestions for improvements, please let me know. If you write a new template, and  would like me to add it to the vimplate package please send it to: stotz@gmx.ch 2. Usage                                                    *vimplate-usage* Usage:   :Vimplate <template> [options]     choice <template> whit <TAB> (command line completion is supported).     With <TAB> all templates are listed.     [options]       -user|u=<username>         Use the information form user <username> while parsing templates.       -dir|d=<templatedir>         Search templatefiles in <templatedir>. 3. Subroutines                                         *vimplate-subroutines*   locale()                  for locale please see: man locale   [% loc=locale() %]        get the current locale                               and write it to the variable loc   [% locale('C') %]         set global the current locale to C   [% locale('de_DE') %]     set global the current locale to de_DE   date()                    for date please see: man date   [% date('%c') %]          print the current date                               with the current locale setting   [% date('de_DE', '%c') %] print the current date with the locale de_DE   input()   [% var=input() %]         read input from user                               and write it to the variable var   choice()   [% day=choice('day:', 'Su', 'Mo', 'Tu', 'We', 'Th', 'Fr', 'Sa') %]                             let the user choice between different values                             and write it to the variable day   please try :Vimplate Test 4. Example                                                *vimplate-example* a LaTeX Template:   http://typedef.ch/vimplate/example/LaTeX.tt.html the generated LaTeX File:   http://typedef.ch/vimplate/example/Example.tex.html a Makefile Template for LaTeX:   http://typedef.ch/vimplate/example/Makefile-LaTeX.tt.html the generated Makefile:   http://typedef.ch/vimplate/example/Makefile.html c++ Templates:   http://typedef.ch/vimplate/example/hpp-default.tt.html   http://typedef.ch/vimplate/example/cpp-default.tt.html the generated class:   http://typedef.ch/vimplate/example/Example.hpp.html   http://typedef.ch/vimplate/example/Example.cpp.html the generated class with doxygen:   http://typedef.ch/vimplate/example/ExampleDoxy.hpp.html   http://typedef.ch/vimplate/example/ExampleDoxy.cpp.html a perl Template:   http://typedef.ch/vimplate/example/perl.tt.html the genereated program:   http://typedef.ch/vimplate/example/Example.pl.html the genereated program with Log4Perl:   http://typedef.ch/vimplate/example/ExampleLog.pl.html Example:   the template letter.tt:     ________________________________________________________     [%        sex=choice('sex: ', 'female', 'male')        name=input('name: ')        location=input('your location: ')     -%]                        [% ucfirst(location) %], [% date('C', '%b %d, %Y') %]     Dear [% IF sex=='female'; 'Ms'; ELSE; 'Mr'; END %] [% ucfirst(name) %]     ...     Sincerely     [% user.firstname %] [% user.lastname %]     ________________________________________________________   run vim:     :Vimplate letter     sex:       0) female       1) male     0     name: Meier     your location: Olten   your input was:     :Vimplate letter<CR>0<CR>Meier<CR>Olten<CR>   this will produce this letter:     ________________________________________________________                                       Olten, Jul 11, 2005     Dear Ms Meier     ...     Sincerely     Urs Stotz     ________________________________________________________ Example:   the template hpp-default.tt:     ________________________________________________________     [% classname=input('Class name: ')        doxygen=choice('with Doxygen comments: ', 'no', 'yes')     -%]     #ifndef [% uc(classname) %]_HPP     #define [% uc(classname) %]_HPP     [% IF doxygen=='yes' -%]     /**      * @brief [% classname %] ... short description ...      * @author [% user.firstname %] [% user.lastname %] <[% user.mail %]>      * @date [% date('%Y-%m-%d') %]      * ... description ...      */     [% END -%]     class [% classname %]     {       public:     [% IF doxygen=='yes' -%]         /**          * Default constructor          */     [% END -%]         [% classname %]();     [% IF doxygen=='yes' -%]         /**          * Copy constructor          * @param other reference on object to copy          */     [% END -%]         [% classname %](const [% classname %]& other);     [% IF doxygen=='yes' -%]         /**          * Assignment operator          * @param other reference on object to copy          * @return reference on initialisated object          */     [% END -%]         [% classname %]& operator=(const [% classname %]& other);     [% IF doxygen=='yes' -%]         /**          * Destructor          */     [% END -%]         virtual ~[% classname %]();       private:     [% IF doxygen=='yes' -%]         /**          * Base initialisation should be called          * at beginning of each constructor          */     [% END -%]         void init();     [% IF doxygen=='yes' -%]     /**      * Method to copy each member (deep copy)      * @param other reference on object to copy      */     [% END -%]         void init(const [% classname %]& other);     };     #endif /* #ifndef [% uc(classname) %]_HPP */     ________________________________________________________   run vim:     :Vimplate hpp-default     Class name: Parent     with Doxygen comments:       0) no       1) yes     1   your input was:     :Vimplate hpp-default<CR>Parent<CR>1<CR>   this will produce this c++ include file:     ________________________________________________________     #ifndef PARENT_HPP     #define PARENT_HPP     /**      * @brief Parent ... short description ...      * @author Urs Stotz <stotz@gmx.ch>      * @date 2005-07-18      * ... description ...      */     class Parent     {       public:         /**          * Default constructor          */         Parent();         /**          * Copy constructor          * @param other reference on object to copy          */         Parent(const Parent& other);         /**          * Assignment operator          * @param other reference on object to copy          * @return reference on initialisated object          */         Parent& operator=(const Parent& other);         /**          * Destructor          */         virtual ~Parent();       private:         /**          * Base initialisation should be called          * at beginning of each constructor          */         void init();         /**          * Method to copy each member (deep copy)          * @param other reference on object to copy          */         void init(const Parent& other);     };     #endif /* #ifndef PARENT_HPP */     ________________________________________________________ 5. Documentation                                    *vimplate-documentation* Documentation:   - http://typedef.ch/vimplate   - http://www.template-toolkit.org/docs.html   - http://perldoc.perl.org/perl.html Todo:   - better exception handling   - write more templates License:   This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it   under the terms of the GNU General Public License, version 2, as published   by the Free Software Foundation.   This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but   WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY   or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the GNU General Public License   for more details.   A copy of the GNU GPL is available as /usr/share/common-licenses/GPL-2   on Debian systems, or on the World Wide Web at   http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html   You can also obtain it by writing to the Free Software Foundation, Inc.,   59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA Copyright:   Copyright (c) 2005, Urs Stotz <stotz@gmx.ch> Version:   vimplate 0.2.3

install details

6. Depends:                                               *vimplate-depends* Debian Users: Vimplate is part of vim-scripts >= 7.0.5  thanks: Stefano Zacchiroli and Michael Piefel   apt-get install vim-scripts   Perl     http://www.perl.org     Windows users:       http://www.activestate.com/Products/ActivePerl   Template-Toolkit     http://search.cpan.org/~abw/Template-Toolkit-2.14     or apt-get install libtemplate-perl     or perl -MCPAN -e"install Template"     Windows users:       ppm install         http://openinteract.sourceforge.net/ppmpackages/AppConfig.ppd       ppm install         http://openinteract.sourceforge.net/ppmpackages/Template-Toolkit.ppd Suggests:   TT2 syntax:     http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=830 7. Installation                                      *vimplate-installation* Installation steps:   1. change to your $HOME/.vim directory        (on windows: set the variable HOME          set HOME=c:\vim)   2. untar vimplate.tar.gz: gzip -dc vimplate.tar.gz |tar xpvf -   3. move the vimplate into your preferred directory       for example in $HOME/bin or /usr/local/bin   4. move the directory Template with the example templates       to the place that you prefer   5. edit your $HOME/.vimrc and set the variable Vimplate to       to the place where vimplate is located       for example let Vimplate = "$HOME/bin/vimplate"         (on windows: let Vimplate = "%HOME%/bin/vimplate.cmd" )   6. run vimplate to create your configuration file $HOME/.vimplaterc       for example $HOME/bin/vimplate -createconfig         (on windows: %HOME%/bin/vimplate.cmd -createconfig" )   7. edit your $HOME/.vimplaterc        (on windows: %HOME%/_vimplaterc)   8. change to the $HOME/.vim/doc directory,       start Vim and run the ":helptags ." command to process the       taglist help file. (see: |helptags| )   9. happy vimplating

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package	script version	date	Vim version	user	release notes
vimplate-0.2.3.tar.gz	0.2.3	2005-08-20	6.0	Urs Stotz	The perl vimplate script is running now also on Windows. A vim help added. Dokumentation written for Windows ActiveState Perl User. Templates for C++, Perl, LaTeX and make revised.
vimplate-0.2.2.tar.gz	0.2.2	2005-07-18	6.0	Urs Stotz	Better templates for C++. Now with choose between Doxygen comments or non comments. Vimplate should be running on Windows when there Template-Toolkit is installed.

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