Conditional Blocks

Place text containing a variable between square brackets to have it appear only if the variable resolves to a non-null value.

You can also use a form similar to C and Java ternary expressions to print a string if the variable is true or not null:

[variable ? ifNotNull]

You can optionally include a string to print if the variable is evaluated to false, null, or the empty string:

[variable ? ifNotNull :ifNull]

Examples
Attribute %Code%[ = %InitialValue%]; Result: Attribute A1 =0; Attribute A2 =100; Attribute A3; Attribute A4 =10;
The class %Name% is [%Abstract%?Abstract:Concrete]. Result if the Abstract property is selected: The class myClass is Abstract. Result if the Abstract property is not selected: The class myClass is Concrete.

Examples

Attribute %Code%[ = %InitialValue%];

Result:

Attribute A1 =0;
Attribute A2 =100;
Attribute A3;
Attribute A4 =10;

The class %Name% is [%Abstract%?Abstract:Concrete].

Result if the Abstract property is selected:

The class myClass is Abstract.

Result if the Abstract property is not selected:

The class myClass is Concrete.