[TxMt] Snippet Overtype
craig.francis at europe.mccann.com
Wed Feb 7 14:41:42 UTC 2007
On 7 Feb 2007, at 14:19, Charilaos Skiadas wrote:
> It would definitely be easy to write a TextMate command utilizing a
> ruby script or whatnot, that goes through the entire file and
> adjusts things like that. So you would have to invoke the command
> whenever you want things fixed. It would take as input the
> "selection or document", and output to replace selected text (or we
> can even use insert as snippet if you want the caret position
> preserved). Would something like that that be helpful for your
To be fair, its not a major problem... holding down the [delete] key
works fine - been using that for years.
However, it would be nice to have a string of 50 spaces (between the
comment marks), then as you type, it replaces them, keeping the
character count to 50... if it could be done, then it opens a few
more possible snippets I would like to try.
One alternative is to just remember to flip into "Edit > Mode >
Thanks for the replies so far... and sorry about the stuff which will
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