Project functionality

I've been searching for a while now.  I think maybe what I want the projects to do, they don't do.  Here it is in a nutshell.

 I'm writing a bunch of templates that will basically be generated in the beginning of each new project our developers do.  What I would like is for the devs to be able to click one file (I thought that would be the project file) and have each template run in turn, prompting the dev to fill out properties for each file (and maybe have a global properties prompt in the beginning).  The way I'm currently understanding this, you need to fill out properties for templates as you add them to a project.  That means hard coding basically.  That's no good for multiple .Net projects. 

 Am I understanding this right, or is there a way to do what I'm wanting?

-MJC

Hi,Yes

, your understanding is correct.  You can use the CodeSmith GUI to allow the user to change the properties.  However, you wouldn't be able to script a sequence of templates.  They would have to load each template and set the properties.  The best would be to have a parent template with all the settings that calls all the sub templates.

~ Paul