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Yes it is the right place to ask questions. The way canopy allows you to do this and a lot of other customizations like that is by using the macro recorder. With canopy open, select Tools > Record macro. Type a name for that macro, something like <code>new_file_with_header</code>. Then click in the code editor, and <code>ctrl-n</code> or <code>cmd-n</code> to create a new file and type whatever you want at the top. Then, tools > stop macro recording and then Tools > edit macro. You should find the new one you created and double-clicking on it should show you the code that it will run if you execute it. I did it with just writing <code># Hello world</code> and got: <pre><code># -*- coding: utf-8 -*- def run(): code_task = get_active_task() code_task.new_file(factory_id='canopy.editor.code_editor', editor_type='Python') code_editor = code_task.active_editor cursor = code_editor.cursor cursor.write(u'# Hello world') code_editor.autoindent_newline() </code></pre> The good news is that this is plain python, so if you wanted to add the date of today, you can modify it similar to that: <pre><code># -*- coding: utf-8 -*- import datetime def run(): code_task = get_active_task() code_task.new_file(factory_id='canopy.editor.code_editor', editor_type='Python') code_editor = code_task.active_editor cursor = code_editor.cursor cursor.write(u'# Hello world %s' % datetime.datetime.now().strftime("%H-%M-%S")) code_editor.autoindent_newline() </code></pre> Ultimately, assign a keybinding that is not already in use and off you go.
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