Shawn,
1. It seems that the problem is in the "Identifier and Keyword Character
Class".
By specifying *\S* (Anything that is not whitespace) the starting square
bracket is included in the completion prefix.
Obviously there is no "[ra..." entry in "BBLMPredefinedNameList".
Try with this:
<key>Identifier and Keyword Character Class</key>
<string>*\p{Xwd}*</string>
\p{Xwd} is a unicode character class that matches letters, digits and
underscores.
The BBEdit keyword parser should now use "ra..." as a completion prefix.
2. BTW, a *completely different but probably easier approach* whould be to
use *Clippings*. (BBEdit manual p. 315).
Create a directory for the Shawn language clippings:
% mkdir -p ~/Library/Application\ Support/BBEdit/Clippings/Shawn.shawn/
Inside that directory create a file named "ys".
and inside that file paste this content: "We all live in a yellow
submarine."
% echo "We all live in a yellow submarine." > ~/Library/Application\
Support/BBEdit/Clippings/Shawn.shawn/ys
The "ys" entry should now appear in the completion menu after you type a
"y" in a Shawn language document .
This approach *doesn't need* you to restart BBEdit.
Just keep adding clipping files to the Shawn.shawn/ directory.
The name of the file should be the abbreviation, the contents of the file
should be the replacement string.
HTH
Jean Jourdain
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