copy-include-file-name

Put an #include for the current file on the clipboard. Ctrl-c Alt-i

For C mode buffers, this command constructs an #include directive that will reference the current file when inserted in some other source file. It uses the same logic as find-linked-file to find the shortest, simplest pathname that will still locate the current file, so it doesn't have to include the full path of the file.

For other languages, it uses the appropriate syntax for including files in that language, by looking for a variable of the form copy-include-file-name-mode, where mode is the current mode name. The variable holds a file name template (see File Name Templates) which is used to format the current file's name. If there's a function by that name, not a variable, Epsilon simply calls it.

Also see the copy-include-file-name-options variable.

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