Nodes are at the core of CodeStencil's code generation architecture. Without nodes, you don't have the content to use for code generation. Nodes have many visible and "hidden" features of CodeStencil that make them so powerful. These features are no ...
The Code Tree consists of nodes that represent elements of code generation. These can be files, folders, pop-up forms, or even executable commands. You can open up a node for editing by double-clicking on the selected node or selecting EDIT from the cont ...
The Code Tree shows your folder and file hierarchy and allows you to visualize the logic and the structure of the code that will be generated. Code generation starts from the root node and progresses downwards node by node and it generates yo ...
The Node Edit Form allows you to make changes that will customize the behavior of the node during code generation. Node Label: This is the label of the node. If the node type is a file or folder, then the label will be the name of the file/fo ...