Current file name as new file in Advance New File plugin - sublimetext3

I would like to make default name for new file same as current file in Advance New File plugin.
In settings there is a option "rename_default": "", where you can enter name for the new file. Is there any way to enter variable text not just static. I tried with "$file" but its returning just that text.

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Create shortcut from server to client can dynamically change path without replace client shortcut

I have one server that contain my excel file for all client, every times I need to backup the excel file for example:
Name |Date time
data.xls |4/12/2017
And the shortcut path was "\192.168.1.254\MyDocument\data.xls" when I backup the excel file become :
Name |Date time
data.xls |4/12/2017
data_copy1.xls |4/13/2017
And I was create the shortcut first time need to change the path become : "\192.168.1.254\MyDocument\data_copy1.xls"
Every time I change the path I go to client change one by one, is there some way to easier when I backup the excel file and the file name change and then the client shortcut follow the new path?
Thanks

I had found the answer:
so simple...
open notepad
type (#echo off)
type (start "" "path file"
save
choose extension All (*)
save with extension .bat
Know just copy the new path file for replace at
***path file***

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I'd prefer to do it straight from the Command Line, or if not possible, then a Batch Script
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echo 2> NewTextDocument.txt
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Since this command is valid (no error), it will produce new file with empty content.
More about redirecting: wikipedia

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