Re: [cdt-dev] Project Templates stomp on each other

[Andrew.Ferguson@xxxxxxxxxxx]

hi Beth,

> I have two project templates, "MPI Hello World" and "MPI
calculate Pi"
> each has a different "hello world" greeting value, and uses
different
> template substitution "variables"

Template engine variables are exist in a single global
namespace, so you'd
need to explicitly qualify variable names if they
should be unique.

e.g.

        HelloWorld template.xml
         
      <property id="message"
         
              label="%HelloWorld.message.label"
           
            ...
           
    </property>
        CalculatePI template.xml
           
    <property
id="message"
         
              label="%MPIpi.message.label"
           
            ...
           
    </property>

will each persist the chosen message value to the
global store under the same
template variable 'message'. In order for them to
not interact you could use

e.g.

        HelloWorld template.xml
         
      <property id="ptp.mpi.helloworld.message"
         
              label="%HelloWorld.message.label"
           
            ...
           
    </property>
        CalculatePI template.xml
           
    <property
id="ptp.mpi.calcpi.message"
         
              label="%MPIpi.message.label"
           
            ...
           
    </property>


thanks,
Andrew

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