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> On May 29, 2005, at 7:38 PM, Lance Boyle wrote:
>
>
>>This sounds like a good idea to me. The Mathematica editor does this
>>and I can't remember any problems caused by it.
>>
>>Jerry
>>
>>
>>On May 28, 2005, at 5:03 AM, altern wrote:
>>
>>
>>
>>>hi
>>>
>>>maybe a bit late but there it goes.
>>>I have been doing some Ruby recently and i used the 30 days demo
>>>of an
>>>editor called TextMate. I found nice that when you type ( or [ or
>>>{ or
>>>'
>>>it automaticly gives you the closing simbol ' ] } ) on the right side
>>>of
>>>you cursor, then you just type the stuff in between and dont have to
>>>bother closing it.
>>>I am not sure yet if this is useful or might cause some problems, so
>>>far
>>>it has been very nice, i am not good at typing and all those
>>>symbols in
>>>spanish keybpard are not that straight forward to get. Maybe this
>>>could
>>>be switched on or off from preferences?
>
>
> It already has it but apparently there isn't a UI for enabling it.
> You can, however, do:
>
> defaults write com.gandreas.PyOXIDE IDEKit_TextAutoCloseKey 1
>
> from the command line to enable it.
>
> It only does (), [], and {}, and not any of the quote marks, since,
> especially for the single quote, it's used for things that don't make
> it "closable" (like twice in this past sentence). The double
> quotes, however, probably should...
great, many thanks.
btw, still i havent been able find out how to type [ or { on Pyoxide
with my spanish keyboard. I have to use alt+` and alt+´ to get them
but those keys dont seem to produce any output on pyoxide.
>
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