#35 - Create code templates in preference dialog #36
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PhilippSalvisberg
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Oct 16, 2018
- additional button "Create code templates"
- uses current settings in the preference dialog (even if they are not yet saved) to generated the code templates
- 4 new templates created
- ut_spec
- ut_spec_proc
- ut_body
- ut_body_proc
- leaves "other" code templates untouched
- overrides templates on subsequent calls
change version to 0.5.0-SNAPSHOT dependency is required to load and save SQL Developer's code templates
- Browse (previously hard-coded) - Create code templates
Additional button in preference dialog, will create override ids ut_spec, ut_spec_proc, ut_body, ut_body_proc but will keep all other code templates "as is". Preference settings are considered when generating code templates.
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