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Want to add header of source code file for Mr.Patel without using the disgusting eclipse? Here's a great way to do so.
And it is designed to be cross-platform!
Everyone knows that Eclipse is the most disgusting IDE in the universe.
You can write a configuration file named lsheader.ini for saving efforts in commandline like this:
name = LBYPatrick
period = 2
date = Payday, 1984
Project Title = oh I love Java
Project Description = Explaining benifits of using Java in a religious approach.
Version = 1.1000.1
The configuration file is NOT REQUIRED, and you don't even need to specify version or date in both commandline and in the config file since they could be auto-generated.
And use the commandline, contents will be overwritten if you specify something that was existed in the config:
-i or --input specify input file
-o or --output specify output file
-a or --author specify author ("Name")
-d or --date specify date (optional)
-p or --period specify period
-pt or --project-title specify project Title
-pd or --project-description specify project description
-v or --version specify version
-H or --header-only specify whether you just want to add the header (Not outputing to another file & Not changing the class name)- Custom config file name
- GUI interface (WPF)