Thanks, that should do the trick
On Apr 22, 6:51 pm, Dennis argent...@mac.com wrote:
On Apr 22, 2009, at 5:41 PM, ninjaroll wrote:
For example, when I type in a selector like #container { an ending
bracket would appear with the cursor in between the bracket.
Is there something like
Thanks for the suggestion, Ted. I've been looking for something like
this ever since I tried TextMate, which has a number of very handy
smart features for text editing. But AutoPairs is not as smart as
in TextMate, which is
smart enough to overwrite the auto-inserted one. If you type an
On 4/23/09 at 5:36 AM, plw...@wisc.edu (Peter Weil) wrote:
[Textmate is ]smart enough to overwrite the auto-inserted one. If you
type an opening character and then delete it using backward delete...
then the auto-inserted character will also be deleted... It is also
possible to wrap a
Thanks Dennis, I'm going to try these out.
- Peter
On Apr 23, 2009, at 11:10 AM, Dennis wrote:
When I got back to my trusty BBEdit, I made a series of clippings that
gave me 90% of the functionality of the auto pairs feature but
without TextMate's annoyances. Here are a few examples:
1.
OK.. more for you guys :-)
I've searched the documentation, but didn't find what I was looking
for.
Regarding autocompletion for CSS, when I partially type in a property,
for example 'ma', I'm presented with a drop down with a list of
properties to select from, which all have a blue k icon in
Thanks for the write up Dennis. This seems like a good solution
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On Apr 23, 2009, at 11:04 AM, ninjaroll wrote:
Regarding autocompletion for CSS, when I partially type in a property,
for example 'ma', I'm presented with a drop down with a list of
properties to select from, which all have a blue k icon in front of
it. Is there a way to edit these, like in
