1.5

Available Variables
The following is a list of variables that can be used independently of any job options loaded.
The Template object
${template}
Contains information about the template. The default use of
${template} expands to a name based on the template name. A
four digit sequence number is added at the end of the basename. The
file extension is determined by the selected output technology.
${template} is basically a short hand for ${template.base}_
${template.nr,0000}.${template.ext}
The 0000 in ${template.nr,0000} is a format pattern that takes care of
formatting the number with at least four digits and leading zero's. See
"Formatting date and number values " on page812, below.
Example
If the template file is C:\Data\My-Invoices-EN.OL-template which gets
printed to PDF, then ${template} expands to My-Invoices-EN_
0001.pdf
${template.base}
Returns the base name of the template, which is the name of the
template file without its path and without the trailing file extension.
Example
If the template file is C:\Data\My-Invoices-EN.OL-template, then
${template.base} expands to My-Invoices-EN
${template.name}
Returns the name of the template file without the path.
Example
If the template file is C:\Data\My-Invoices-EN.OL-template, then
${template.name} expands to My-Invoices-EN.OL-template
Note, that ${template.name} this still includes the extension of the
template file (.OL-template in the example above).
${template.nr}
An automatic sequence number belonging to the current output file. It is
automatically incremented for each new output file that gets created.
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