In r3, templates are located a
file structure in $R3HOME/templates. You can
manually add or edit templates in this area using your favorite editor.
All r3 template names should have the
extension .ros.
usage:r3 [-c <arg>] template template control searchpath pathinfo for template promote [-f] promote template towards more generic level specialize specialize template towards a more specific level move move template between two locations save [-f] [-c] save template data to file load load template data from file delete delete template create [-e] creates a template for the target at the given location edit edits the template at the given location
r3 template create location
templatename
Creates a new template at a given location. If the
location parameter contains both path and
target information, it is available only to that target. If the
location parameter contains only path
information, it is available to all targets below that path. For
example, this command creates the template
new.ros at
$R3HOME/templates/cookery/us/blah.html/new.ros,
which is available only to the target
cookery/uk/blah.html:
r3 template create cookery/us/blah.html new.ros
However, if you want the new template to be available to all
targets below the cookery/us path, you omit the
target name on the end of the location parameter.For example:
r3 template create cookery/us/ new.ros
This command creates a new, generic template named
new.ros at
$R3HOME/templates/cookery/us/generic/new.ros that
would be available to all targets under
cookery/us.
none
-e: creates the template and opens it in
your editor (if an editor is specified in the environment variable
$VISUAL or $EDITOR).