JaedenRuiner
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Well,
In the process of changing some things and developing others, I am curious about the nature of the Code Generator. Simply put:
How does the Code Generator know which template was used for the creation of the Project?
Example:
I create a full Project Template that modifies come of the "Designer.vb" code design. I use the "My New Windows Project" template to create an application, and then I add a few Settings in the GUI. How does the IDE know to use the "My New Windows Project\Settings.Designer.vb" template to modify the code, instead of using the default Windows Application template?
Thanks
In the process of changing some things and developing others, I am curious about the nature of the Code Generator. Simply put:
How does the Code Generator know which template was used for the creation of the Project?
Example:
I create a full Project Template that modifies come of the "Designer.vb" code design. I use the "My New Windows Project" template to create an application, and then I add a few Settings in the GUI. How does the IDE know to use the "My New Windows Project\Settings.Designer.vb" template to modify the code, instead of using the default Windows Application template?
Thanks