:Author: Kurten Chan [email protected]

This is a simple plugin for sublime text 2 that will allow you to have a set of templates for certain file types. It is useful to add boilerplate code like guards in C/C++ headers, or license disclaimers.

Can't change sublime-template to other name.

1. cd Sublime Text 2/Packages/

2. git clone git://github.com/kurten/sublime-template.git

1. cd Sublime Text 2/Packages/sublime-template

2. git pull

In your Preferences.sublime-settings you can put:

• sublime_template_template : "template" to define your own template(in Sublime Text 2/Packages/sublime-template/templates/ folder).

• sublime_template_user : "Kurten Chan" to define who create file.

• sublime_template_email : "[email protected]" to define creator's email.

• sublime_template_guard : "guard" to define a string with alphanumeric characters and underscores.

use Command Palette and select Sublime Template: New File With Template

The following variables will be expanded in templates:

%DAY%, %YEAR%, %MONTH%
Numerical day of the month, year and month.
%DATE%
Date in YYYY-mm-dd format
%TIME%
Time in HH:MM format
%FDATE
Full date (date + time), in YYYY-mm-dd HH:MM format.
%FILE%
File name, without extension.
%FFILE%
File name, with extension.
%MAIL%
Current user's e-mail address. May be overriden by defining sublime_template_email.
%USER% Current logged-in user name. May be overriden by defining sublime_template_user.
%HOST%
Host name.
%GUARD%
A string with alphanumeric characters and underscores, suitable for use in proprocessor guards for C/C++/Objective-C header files.
%HERE%
Expands to nothing, but ensures that the cursor will be placed in its position after expanding the template.

Thanks to aperezdc，I use his vim-template projects template files.