The tags have the wollowing format:
<{tag_text}>.
Where tag_text is any text that may contain any characters.
Tags are replaced anywhere in source file and its header files, including comments and strings.
If you want to get a string value, you will need to surround a tag with quotation marks.
Use expand defines feature in order to learn what text will see compiler.
The following tags are supported:
<{Date: Format}> - inserts current system time. Format is a string acceptable by GetDateFormat API function.
<{Time: Format}> - inserts current system time. Format is a string acceptable by GetTimeFormat API function.
<{Project:dsp}> - inserts full path to .DSP file./p>
<{Project:path}> - inserts full path to folder with .DSP file
<{Project:name}> - inserts project name
<{Project:type}> - inserts project type
<{Project:config}> - inserts project configuration name
<{Environment: varname}> - inserts environment variable
<{Execute: X:\path\program.exe?list of parameters}> - executes console application and inserts its output
<{BuildNum}> - inserts build number
<{Line}> - inserts .C/.CPP line number
<{Line.h}> - inserts .H line number
<{FileDir}> - inserts .C/.CPP file directory
<{FileDir.h}> - inserts .H file directory
<{File}> - inserts full path to .C/.CPP file
<{File.h}> - inserts full path to .H file
<{FileNameExt}> - inserts file name and extention of .C/.CPP file
<{FileNameExt.h}> - inserts file name and extention of .H file
<{FileName}> - inserts file name without extention of .C/.CPP file
<{FileName.h}> - inserts file name without extention of .H file
The tags with .H suffix are valid when used in header file. Otherwise these tags are exactly the same as ones without .H suffix.
