In an ideal scenario, I wouldn't have to use modifier keys (Command,
Option, etc.) at all in order to invoke the clipping. It just seems odd to
me that autocomplete is pigeon-holed into this relatively limited way of
doing things...
On Friday, May 10, 2013 11:24:29 AM UTC-4, Fritz Anderson
I've tried them, but the whole idea of these kinds of text expansion apps
just doesn't appeal to me. If I'm thinking about it objectively, I can see
there is a use case for some people, but that's not me.
If someone can find out how to sell this idea to regular people, maybe it
would catch on
Hi. I guess I'm a bit confused, then. I can understand why test expansion
and the like wouldn't appeal to some people, but for solving your
particular problem, TextExpander would work. You could tell it, for
example, that if you typed HTML in bbedit, and then followed it with a
chosen
On 13/5/13 at 21:16, chris.fina...@gmail.com (Christopher
Finazzo) wrote:
In an ideal scenario, I wouldn't have to use modifier keys
(Command, Option, etc.) at all in order to invoke the clipping.
It just seems odd to me that autocomplete is pigeon-holed
into this relatively limited way of
Take a look at bbautocomplete http://c-command.com/bbautocomplete/ .
On Monday, May 13, 2013 6:36:17 PM UTC-4, John Delacour wrote:
On 13/5/13 at 21:16, chris@gmail.com javascript: (Christopher
Finazzo) wrote:
In an ideal scenario, I wouldn't have to use modifier keys
(Command,
