On Wed, 12 Nov 2014 22:40:38 +0100
Jørn Erik Mørne <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I have these two snippets:
>
> prb
> Private $b${1:VariableName} as Boolean
> prc
> Private $c${1:VariableName} as Collection
>
> The first, prb, works as expected. But with the prb the initial c gets
> selected in addition to VariableName.
>
> --
> Kind regards
>
Interesting but weird. The expansion macro works fine if the trigger string is
something else, e.g.
prf
Private $c${1:VariableName} as Collection
then on the other hand if it is "prc" then I get a different expansion result
from you. (It indents the line and leaves the cursor just before the P in
Private). What is even stranger is that if I change the expansion string to
something else for "prc" then I get a different result, for example
prc
Public $c${1:VariableName} as Collection
then in using the tab key everything from the "V" in VariableName is selected
But at the end-of-the-day, I'd suggest you use different trigger strings, I
have tried
vc
Private $c${1:VariableName} as Collection
vb
Private $b${1:VariableName} as Boolean
vi
Private $i${1:VariableName} as Integer
vx
Private $h${1:VariableName} as Object
vv
Private $v${1:VariableName} as Variant
and they all behave as you would expect.
hth
Bruce
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B Bruen <[email protected]>
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