How i can change template, that create module with object with attribute heading and attribute text?

Hello DXL Developers, I'm new DXL.
 
I create template modules.
I use available templates in my work, for example:
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Template CPM = template (NLS _ ("Scope")) <<
  (NLS _ ("Identification")) <>
  (NLS _ ("Computer system overview")) <>
  (NLS _ ("Document overview"))>>
(NLS _ ("Referenced documents")) <>
(NLS _ ("Programming environment")) <>
(NLS _ ("Programming information")) <>
(NLS _ ("Notes")) <>
(NLS _ ("Appendixes"))
 
instance CPM
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This template with attribute heading "Scope", "Identification" etc.
I would like to create module  using template.
I want, that module formed with attribute heading and attribute text.
 
How i can change template, that create module with object with attribute heading and attribute text? Tell me please.
 
Thanks for the help also forgive for my bad English.


kovrigin_nv - Tue Apr 05 03:57:23 EDT 2016

Re: How i can change template, that create module with object with attribute heading and attribute text?
DOORSHAM - Wed Apr 06 07:34:45 EDT 2016

If you read the help file -- only creating heading is discussed -- apparently no option given for making Object Text

Re: How i can change template, that create module with object with attribute heading and attribute text?
Costas..Aravidis - Thu Apr 07 00:07:40 EDT 2016

Hi,

It is not very clear what you trying to do.

 

If you are talking about the templates when you are creating a new module, then those templates is a DXL code part of the code coming with DOORS. You can create such templates by modifying the already existing code. The only problem you need to distribute it.

 

All that you can see in DOORS as menus or forms is written in DXL and is part of your installation. This is your HOME folder part of the settings. If you are going to start changing the standard menus then you will need a way to control and distribute those changes. The easiest way is to change the HOME folder location to a network location.

 

Another way is to create template modules with all the attributes and object that you will like to have and use DXL code to copy this module wherever you want. This is a bit easier to maintain and requires less effort than writing the code to create a module.

 

Kind regards,

 

Costas