Unfortunately, the source code generation and source code templates are not available in the Standard (student) version. These features are available only in higher editions.

Unfortunately, these fuctions are not exposed to template framework at the moment, but I will change it in the next version.

Thank you for your notice!

Imports can be defined only globally for the whole generation (Source Code Generation dialog - Imports tab). I will add possibility to set imports individually for each class in the new version. It should be released within few weeks. If you have any other questions or suggestions, feel free to let me know.

The imports can be added to a class using tagged values - you can find it in Properties dialog - Tagged Values tab. If you add a tagged value: Tag=Import Value=NameOfYourImport; you can enumerate the imports in the source code template this way:

You can try the template "Delphi" for source code generation (export).

Import (and also round-trip) is not yet supported and will be implemented in one of next versions.

You can create a custom template using Software Ideas Modeler, but it is only for export (not for import).

Hello,

Source Code Template editor is available in the ribbon: Process (tab)/Templates (group)/Source Code Templates

Yes, it is - using the following command:

If you would like to add only date, it is also possible using this:

Hello Siegmund,

To find the manual and detailed information about defining templates using our template language, please visit the following link: https://www.softwareideas.net/c/29/template-language. This section provides an overview and some essential commands used within our template language. However, I acknowledge that this documentation may not cover all commands at present.

We are in the process of updating this section to ensure it includes all necessary commands and examples for a more comprehensive guide.

Additionally, for practical examples of the template language in use, you can explore the built-in templates through the Source Code Template Management module. Here's how you can access these examples:

• Open the Source Code Template Management module (Process / Templates / Source Code Templates).
• Choose any programming language from the top toolbar drop down.
• Select any template from the list of templates.
• Navigate to the Files tab on the right part of the window.
• Select a file and click on the Edit File button to view the entire code of the template, including the utilized template tags.

These examples can serve as a valuable resource for understanding how our template tags are applied in real scenarios, complementing the documentation provided.

I hope this guidance helps you find the information you need. Please feel free to reach out if you have any more questions or require further assistance.

Dear Philippe,

Thank you for your question. Yes, it is indeed possible to address your issue. You can utilize the command Element.Namespace("."), which accepts an argument specifying the namespace separator. Normally, the default separator is a dot, even without specifying another separator through the argument. However, there appears to be a minor bug affecting this behavior, which we plan to fix in the forthcoming software update.