The Response property of the CodeTemplate object returns an instance of the CodeTemplateWriter class. This object represents the actual response stream for the template output. You can write to the stream programmatically using this property, thus inserting your own output directly into the generated template. For example:
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<%@
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CodeTemplate
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Language="C#"
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TargetLanguage="Text"
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Description="This
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template
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demonstrates
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writing
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directly
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to
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the
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Response
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property"
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%>
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<%
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RenderDirect();
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%>
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<script
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runat="template">
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public
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void
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RenderDirect()
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{
Response.WriteLine("Written
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directly
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to
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the
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Response
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property.");
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Response.WriteLine("Hello
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"
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+
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System.Environment.UserName
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+
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"!");
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}
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</script>
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Useful methods of the CodeTemplateWriter class include:
- AddTextWriter - Add an additional output destination
- Indent - Increase the indentation level of the output
- Unindent - Decrease the indentation level of the output
- Write - Write to the generated template without appending a new line
- WriteLine - Write to the generated template and append a new line