Predefined File Templates for C/C++

This topic lists all predefined file templates for C/C++ in JetBrains Rider 2024.3. For more information about file templates, refer to Create files from templates.

Template	Details
`Struct`	Scope C/C++ projects Body $HEADER$#pragma once struct $STRUCT$ {$END$}; Parameters `HEADER` - Inserts the file header specified in settings `NAME` - Evaluates to the current file name without extension `STRUCT` - Evaluates to the current file name without extension and with all non-alphanumeric characters replaced with underscores `PCH` - Evaluates to an include directive for the precompiled header file or to an empty string if the project does not use precompiled headers `END` - The caret position after the template is applied.
`Class`	Scope C/C++ projects Body $HEADER$#pragma once class $CLASS$ {public:$END$}; Parameters `HEADER` - Inserts the file header specified in settings `CLASS` - Evaluates to the current file name without extension and with all non-alphanumeric characters replaced with underscores `NAME` - Evaluates to the current file name without extension `PCH` - Evaluates to an include directive for the precompiled header file or to an empty string if the project does not use precompiled headers `END` - The caret position after the template is applied.
`Module interface unit`	Module interface unit Scope C/C++ projects Body $HEADER$export module $MODULE$; Parameters `HEADER` - Inserts the file header specified in settings `MODULE` - Evaluates to the current file name without extension
`Header file`	Header file Scope C/C++ projects Body $HEADER$#pragma once Parameters `HEADER` - Inserts the file header specified in settings
`Source file`	Source file Scope C/C++ projects Body $HEADER$$PCH$ Parameters `HEADER` - Inserts the file header specified in settings `PCH` - Evaluates to an include directive for the precompiled header file or to an empty string if the project does not use precompiled headers

Last modified: 07 November 2024