Include templates are used to define reusable pieces of code (for example, standard headers, copyright statements, and so on) to be inserted in other templates by means of the #parse directives.
The #parse directive has the following syntax:
#parse("<include_template_name.extension>")
For example:
#parse("main.go")
Templates that can be referenced in this way in other templates are listed on the Includes tab of the Editor | File and Code Templates page of the IDE settings CtrlAlt0S.
Create an include template
In the Settings dialog (CtrlAlt0S), go to Editor | File and Code Templates.
Open the Includes tab.
Click Create Template on the toolbar and specify the include template name, extension, and body.
Insert a reusable template into another template
Add the #parse directive with the name of the include template that you want to insert. For an example, see template syntax.
on the toolbar and specify the include template name, extension, and body.