I'm still having difficulty getting rid of the inserted "hello world" text from appearing in the main.cpp source file that C::B creates when you create a new project.
I do not want to have to use a user template because I'm forced to search and locate the directories I store C++ projects, then create a new folder (which I then have to rename manually), then create a name for the project every time I want to use a user based template.
These are all unnecessary steps that are extremely annoying and time consuming as the day moves on and as new projects need to be built.
This is what I want to happen:
1. start new project
2. click on console application
3. select C++
4. go through steps of console application wizard.
5. When the project is successfully built via the wizard, click on the sources folder, open up the main.cpp file and NOT have this included into the file:
cout << "Hello world!" << endl;
I've read through the manual, searched this site, the wiki site, explored the tools and options in the C::B application itself, tried right-clicking on the console application icon to edit the template, as well as the files listed under "Files" in the wizard, and I still cannot find that text. I even tried finding the template that is used by searching the programs installation folders and nothing.
How do I remove that text?