Neil Hodgson wrote:
Sebq:
Complete word I guess, the way it's implemented in textmate for mac.
So it's easy to customize/add new snippests.
ie, after typing a word 'class', lets say in php:
class|
and hitting tab, something easy is triggered, let it be
just a file inserted ie from ../scite/snippests/php/class
That is more like "Expand Abbreviation" in SciTE. See the
documentation section "Abbreviations".
If you're looking for something closer to the Textmate snippets (with
multiple variable slots in the output), you should probably look at:
http://caladbolg.net/scite_snippets.php
He pretty much set out to clone the snippet functionality from Textmate
into SciTE. It uses CTRL+I to do the completion instead of TAB.
I personally prefer that, leaving the normal TAB functionality alone.
However, this *is* SciTE we're talking about, so if you don't like CTRL+I,
you can make it whatever you like instead.
There's also the Macro Expander from the wiki:
http://lua-users.org/wiki/SciteMacroExpander
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