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--- templates [2024/10/27 07:49] – johnsoevans
+++ templates [2025/04/09 13:02] (current) – johnsoevans
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 ====== Topas Templates ======
-Both jEdit and son-of-jEdit allow you to select a pre-written template file.
+Both VS Code topas-editor and jEdit will allow you to select a pre-written template file.
-All you then have to do is replace any lines with "->" purple indicators.
+All you then have to do is replace any lines with "->" purple indicators with appropriate text.
-If you install jEdit from John's website you will have a templates folder.
+Topas-editor should come with a set of template files.  By default they sit in C:\Users\username\.vscode\extensions\johnsoevans.topas-editor-n.m.p\assets\templates.  They get updated every time topas-editor updates.  If you install jEdit from John's website it will create a templates folder in the main TOPAS directory.
-If not you can {{ :templates.zip |download a zip file here}}. Extract it to your main TOPAS directory as a folder called "templates".
+If not you can {{ :templates.zip |download a zip file here}}. Extract it to your main TOPAS directory as a folder called "templates".  These files aren't updated very often.
-By default son-of-jEdit will look for .inp files.
+By default topas-editor will look for templates called *.inp.  For time-of-flight, pdf and single crystal refinements equivalent files called .tof, .gor and .xtal are in the templates directory to make finding them easier.
-For time-of-flight and single crystal refinements equivalent files called .tof and .xtal are in the templates directory to make finding files easier.
-Please feel free to add other templates to this page.
+Please feel free to add other templates to this page.  If you send them to me I can include them with the topas-editor set.