Re: [spyder] Header template for new empty file

[Pierre Raybaut]

Here is how to change it:

"Tools" Menu > "Preferences" entry > "Editor" page > "Advanced settings" tab > "Edit template for new modules" button

-Pierre

2013/5/5 Aleksey Levykh <aleksey...@gmail.com>

By default header on new .py file is

# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-

"""

Created on Sun May 5 09:57:22 2013

@author: blabla

"""

How to change header? Where I can do this?

Note: I use WinPython 3.3.1

Thanks for advance.

ps sorry for my english

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[Aleksey Levykh]

Ahh.. Sorry, I did not see "Edit template for new modules" button :)

Thank you!

[Jim Mooney]

On Tuesday, May 7, 2013 5:48:10 AM UTC-7, Aleksey Levykh wrote:

Ahh.. Sorry, I did not see "Edit template for new modules" button :)

Thank you!

It's too big - I was staring right at it but only saw the text below, not the huge button ;')

[Sasawat Chanate]

Hey excuse me, do you know how to make it the comment to grab its File Name? Thanks!

[Pierre Raybaut]

I'm afraid it's not implemented and it may not be possible (if I understand correctly your request) because the filename is still unknown when creating the file contents from the Template.

 

-Pierre

2013/8/19 Sasawat Chanate <sasa...@gmail.com>

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