VC++6.0绿色版（英文版MSDEV启动/win10可用）

All wizard directives are enclosed in [!…].

SYMBOLS are denoted in uppercase.

The wizard is case sensitive.

The arguments to the wizard directives should be between ( ).

Wizard Directives.

SYMBOL

Replaces the symbol with the value of the symbol.

if(SYMBOL)

Wizard ignores whatever is after this statement till it finds an else or endif directive if it does not find the symbol in its map. It does not care for the value of the symbol.

if!(SYMBOL)

Wizard ignores whatever is after this statement till it finds an else or endif directive if it finds the symbol in its map. It does not care for the value of the symbol.

if=(SYMBOL, "value")

Wizard performs the directives after this statement till it finds an else or endif directive only if the value of the symbol matches the string.

if!=(SYMBOL, "value")

Wizard performs the directives after this statement till it finds an else or endif directive only if the value of the symbol does not match the string.

endif

Indicates the end of the if directives.

else

Used with if directives to associate directives when the condition fails.

crlf

Inserts a new line in the output file.

outputoff

Turns off the output of the processed file.

outputon

Turns on the output of the processed file.

set(SYMBOL, "value")

Sets the value of the symbol in the map of symbols. If the symbol is not in the map then it is added to the map.

RemoveSymbol (SYMBOL)

Removes the symbol from the internal map.

include(FILENAME)

Parses the contents of the specified file and add the parsed contents to the outputfile. It should be included after a target directive.

target() or target(FILENAME)

Specifies that further output should be sent to the specified file if one is suggested. Use the include directive to add contents of a template file in to the output file after processing it.

When specified without a filename it closes the current outputfile.

Before processing the file this Sets a symbol FileExists to "TRUE" or "FALSE" depending on whether the target file already exists.

Example :

target(CPPFILE)

include(CPPTEMPLATE)

target()

The above directives assume that CPPFILE and CPPTEMPLATE symbols point to valid filenames. The first directive target(CPPFILE) specifies that further output should be sent to the specified file. The include(CPPTEMPLATE) directive specifies that the template file specified by CPPTEMPLATE should be processed by the wizard and the processed contents sent to the current output file. The last directive target() specifies that the current output file should be closed. At this point there is not current output file.

newguid(SYMBOL)

Directive creates a new guid and puts its value into the specified SYMBOL

CopyFile(EXISTINGFILENAME, NEWFILENAME)

Copies existing file to a new file

DeleteFile(FILENAME)

Deletes the file

GetTemporaryFileName(SYMBOL)

Uses system calls to create a temporary filename and sets the symbol to the value.

DoubleSlash(SYMBOL)

Adds a \ after an existing \ to the value of the symbol. This will be useful when adding headers files with a path in them.

Example

INCLUDEFILESTRING has value of "..\include\headerfile.h"

After the following directive is executed

DoubleSlash(INCLUDEFILESTRING)

INCLUDEFILESTRING will be "..\\include\\headerfile.h"

AddInterfaceToIDL(IDLFILENAME, FILENAME)

Processes the contents of the specified file and adds it to the IDL file assuming that the contents in the specified file is information about an Interface.

AddCoClassToIDL(IDLFILENAME, FILENAME)

Processes the contents of the specified file and adds it to the IDL file assuming that the contents in the specified file is information about a CoClass.

AddToObjectMap(COCLASSNAME, CLASSNAME)

Adds a directive to the ObjectMap of project associating the CoClass with the class.

AddIncludeFile(FILENAME, INCLUDEDIRECTIVE)

Adds the #include preprocessor directive to the specified file. INCLUDEDIRECTIVE specifies what follows #include. The is added after any existing #include directives in the file.

AddImportFile(IDLFILENAME, "value")

Adds the import statement line to the specified IDL file. Value specifies what to import. This is added after any existing import statements in the IDL file