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#5, more and more :) ruby has not clips by default as im checking right now (right, you said you are making some), so, lets try with something else make a new INI file and press ctrl+space it should appear the clip list with 2 entries: autorun and info as the list is open you can write to refine the list but it is not neccesary now, choose autorun a dialog pop-up asking for more info, fill with something and ok with it this was the "normal" way of using clips, now, the run clip command you now know theres 2 clips, "autorun" and "info", lets say you want to run again the autorun, instead of opening the list, write "autorun" and press shift+space (if you didn't changed the hotkey already), the same dialog as before should appear if you write "info" and press shift+space, the "info" clip will run if you create the "ohmygod" clip, typing "ohmygod" and hitting shift+space will make it run btw i don't recommend use the tab key to run clips, as you probably will lose the ability to write the tab character, i use shift+enter, not that bad :-p it is not needed to change editor, you can press the button "direct edit" within the config dialog/keymap, the run clip hotkey is under tools/Run clip - aClipRun the autocorrection seems to be broken (mine does not work either, i tested), if jan is reading the thread he will be aware of it, if not, we should create a thread under the bugs section ;-) -- PSPad freeware editor http://www.pspad.com
