Hello Stephan.
I'm not very fan of the regular expressions. They are hard to read, they
are hard to write and you can get unexpected behaviors. I want to keep the
syntax simple. That way any user can write their own entries.
Anyway. Could you explain your idea a bit more? What are the advantages of
your idea? I don't understand at all what this does:
"alt+t" : [ { search:/^/gm, replace:"|" }, { search:/ +/g, replace:"|" }, {
search:/$/gm, replace:"|" } ]
Regards
El domingo, 20 de abril de 2014 12:26:40 UTC+2, Stephan Hradek escribió:
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> Why not make this regular expression aware? Yes… I'm a regular expression
> junkie…
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> Instead of specifying pre and post make:
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> "alt+t" : [ { search: /^| +|$/gm, replace:"|" } ],
> "ctrl+o" : [ { search: /^ */gm, replace:"# " } ],
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> Why did I specify an array? That way you can specify more than one search
> and replace pattern for each keypress. All the search and replaces should
> be executed one after the other.
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> The alt+t could alternatively be specified like this:
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> "alt+t" : [ { search:/^/gm, replace:"|" }, { search:/ +/g, replace:"|" },
> { search:/$/gm, replace:"|" } ]
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