On May 24, 5:32 pm, Tom Haskins-Vaughan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Yeah, not sure if you've seen snippets in Textmate but it's similar to
> that. For example in a php document, if you type 'for' then hit the tab
> key you get the following:
>
> for ( $<{i}>=<{}>; $<{i}> < <{}>; $<{i}>++ )
> {
> <{}>}
>
> <{}>
>
> Then each time you press tab the cursor is placed at the next point in
> the for statement where you enter your value and so on to the next -- if
> that makes sense! :)
Sure yeah, I get the idea but was unaware that there was something
similar for vim.
> http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=1318
>
> At the moment the snippetsEmu plugin has a bundle of PHP snippets but
> I'm pretty sure we could add ones for symfony too.
After posting earlier I Googled and found the plugin. I installed it
and then installed the bundle (.vba) file afterwards. During the
install I saw that there was already a symfony bundle included?
After the install I tried editing a file but TAB didn't do anything
for me - do I need to enable the plugin in my vim session somehow?
If I do, Im assuming I can drop that command in my .vimrc?
> What sort of code fragments do you think would be useful? I was thinking
>
> * model methods
> * peer methods
> * <?php foreach(...): ?> etc
Yes, that would be nice.
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