Custom Parameters: You can also define your own custom parameters by directly editing the metadata file. After creating the application that will be used for templates, add the dll s and namespace s to the desired files. For example, as shown in the snapshot above, I have added one dll into my project and also a custom namespace to the project.
When complete, click on File Export as Template from the menu. A wizard will start, displaying the following screen:. Here, you can choose either Project Template or Item Template. For now we choose Project Template. In the list, you can also select the project which you want to use as the template, if there are multiple projects in your solution. After you click Next , the wizard will display the following screen:.
On this screen you can also specify the Template name, enter a description and also automatically import the template into Visual Studio.
Clicking on Finish will generate the template. If you selected the automatic import checkbox, the zipped archive will be placed into your local userprofile template directory. You can also move the zip files into different folders to categorize the templates. For example, if you want the template to appear in the C section, place the zip into the CSharp folder. In case of Item Templates, we choose the file that is to be used as the template and the Item template will be stored inside the ItemTemplate folder of the Template Directory for the user.
Note: When exporting, you can add as many custom dll s to the template as you like, but it is preferable to either use dll s registered in the GAC rather than place the DLL into the zip archive for the template. To manually create a template without using the IDE, it's necessary to manually create all the files associated with the template and place a solution file into it, but an explanation of the solution file will not be covered here.
VSTemplate: This element wraps the metadata elements. The VsTemplate tag has several attributes. The version attribute specifies the version of. NET for which template is made and the Type attribute indicates if the template is a Project or an Item template.
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View all page feedback. In this article. Creates a UWP app. The generated project includes a basic page that derives from the Windows. Page class that you can use to start building your UI. Creates a unit test project in C for a UWP app. For more information, see Unit test C code. Creates a Windows Runtime component in C that can be consumed by any UWP app, regardless of the programming language in which the app is written.
Creates an optional package with executable C code that can be loaded by an app. For more information, see Optional packages with executable code. For a walkthrough that demonstrates how to use this project template to create a simple game that uses DirectX, see Create a simple UWP game with DirectX. For more information, see DirectX game project templates.
For more information, see Walkthrough: Create a traditional Windows Desktop application. Provides a step-by-step wizard you can use to create one of the following types of projects: a classic Windows desktop app, a console app, a dynamic-link library DLL , or a static library. Creates a project that you can use to build a desktop app into an MSIX package. This provides a modern deployment experience, the ability to integrate with Windows features via package extensions, and much more.
For more information, see Windows Application Packaging Project. Creates a console app without a user interface.
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