The easiest way to build a CodeSmith Generator template is to start with an example of the code that you want to generate - in this case, a finished AssemblyInfo.cs file. Here's one that we'll use as we move through this tutorial:
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Now that we know what we want to build, it's time to get the content into the template.
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| Note: Although we're not using the capability in this example, |
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| CodeSmith Generator templates can easily contain conditional logic. For example, you could prompt the user for a value for the AssemblyDelaySign attribute, and then include additional attributes in the template's output if they set that attribute to true. |
Next: Static Content in the Template
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