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AI Editing Templates are reusable prompt templates that can be “attached” to functions, classes or any other types of symbols:\"\"<\/a>You can configure the edit templates via AI->Manage Quick Edit Templates<\/strong>:\"\"<\/a><\/p>\n

Under the hood, clicking on a quick edit template is equivalent to starting a normal AI edit and copying the prompt into the prompt window. You can even step back from a template-based edit, tweak the copied prompt and retry it.<\/p>\n

Typical Use<\/h1>\n

Quick Edit templates are useful for common small actions like:<\/p>\n

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  • Generating a ToString() method<\/li>\n
  • Adding null checks<\/li>\n
  • Adding try\/catch wrappers<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

    The benefit of using AI instead of just code snippets is that you can give reasonably generic instructions and still get good results. For instance, generating a ToString()<\/strong> method by just printing the values of all properties would not work for large classes. Printing the first 3 properties would not always be useful. But something like “pick the most important ones” and “if the struct contains a length-like field or property, print {N} elements” will produce reasonably good results. And, since AI editing is iterative and fast, you can give the AI a nudge like “use Foo instead of Bar” during the reviewing phase, and it will very quickly change the proposed implementation to your liking.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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