#Save template controller editor code

Saving an actual defined template into a revision of a Draftsman Document/Sheet Template Item can be performed in a streamlined way.Ī Draftsman document/sheet template can be edited and saved into the initial revision of a newly-created Draftsman Document/Sheet Template Item, courtesy of the Workspace's support for direct editing. So far, we've discussed the support for a Draftsman document/sheet template in the Workspace, in terms of related folder and content types. Related page: Creating and Editing Content Directly through a Workspace The Item Naming Scheme of the parent folder is applied to the Unique ID for each Item created within that folder.

#Save template controller editor code

Several default example schemes are available, utilizing the short-form code for either the folder type ( DRT – Draftsman Templates) or the content type ( DFD – Draftsman Document, DFS – Draftsman Sheet): This defines the format of the unique ID for each Item created in that particular folder. Specifying the folder type – its intended use – gives a visual indication of the content of that folder when browsing the Workspace.Īnother important aspect of the parent folder is the Item Naming Scheme employed for it. To nominate a folder's use as a container for Draftsman templates, set its Folder Type as Draftsman Templates, when defining the folder properties in the Edit Folder dialog. It simply provides a visual 'clue' as to what is stored in a folder and can be beneficial when browsing a Workspace for particular content. This has no bearing on the content of the folder – saving a Draftsman Document Template or Draftsman Sheet Template will always result in a corresponding Draftsman Template Item. When creating the folder in which to store Draftsman templates, you can specify the folder's type.

For more information see Streamlining Board Design Documentation with Draftsman. Based on a dedicated file format and set of drawing tools, the Draftsman drawing system provides an interactive approach to bringing together fabrication and assembly drawings with custom templates, annotations, dimensions, callouts, and notes. Draftsman is an alternate way to create the graphical documents for board design production.