Hello
I modify quite often scripts written by other developer. To identify my modifications, I have the habit to insert #<myname> at the beginning and #</myname> at the end of my modification.
I would like to be able to insert this 2 "tags" through a snippet. Unfortunately, if I add : #<=#<myname>%cursor%;</myname> the line is considered as a comment and ignored
same issue with : <<=#<myname>%cursor%;</myname> this time the second part is considered as a comment and ignored
Is it possible to achieve this ? and how ?
Thanks
ericc
On 19 July 2012 19:27, Eric Crastes eric.crastes@gmail.com wrote:
Hello
I modify quite often scripts written by other developer. To identify my modifications, I have the habit to insert #<myname> at the beginning and #</myname> at the end of my modification.
I would like to be able to insert this 2 "tags" through a snippet. Unfortunately, if I add : #<=#<myname>%cursor%;</myname> the line is considered as a comment and ignored
same issue with : <<=#<myname>%cursor%;</myname> this time the second part is considered as a comment and ignored
The problem isn't the second part, its the first part, the << isn't being recognised as a snippet because snippet names must be wordchars. Unless you have re-defined them then thats only ASCII alphabetics, digits and _
Cheers Lex
Is it possible to achieve this ? and how ?
Thanks
ericc
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Excellent !! I replaced << by __ and it works as expected !! Thx
On Thu, Jul 19, 2012 at 12:02 PM, Lex Trotman elextr@gmail.com wrote:
On 19 July 2012 19:27, Eric Crastes eric.crastes@gmail.com wrote:
Hello
I modify quite often scripts written by other developer. To identify my modifications, I have the habit to insert #<myname> at the beginning and #</myname> at the end of my modification.
I would like to be able to insert this 2 "tags" through a snippet. Unfortunately, if I add : #<=#<myname>%cursor%;</myname> the line is considered as a comment and ignored
same issue with : <<=#<myname>%cursor%;</myname> this time the second part is considered as a comment and ignored
The problem isn't the second part, its the first part, the << isn't being recognised as a snippet because snippet names must be wordchars. Unless you have re-defined them then thats only ASCII alphabetics, digits and _
Cheers Lex
Is it possible to achieve this ? and how ?
Thanks
ericc
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