You can record the following macro:
- CMD + <- To move the cursor to the beggining of the line - ALT + -> To go to the first word - SHIFT + CMD + -> To select the entire line without the new line character - SHIFT + CMD + W To wrap this with html tags
Sylvain
Le 1 sept. 07 à 14:10, Jon Ippolito a écrit :
Is there a key combination for selecting a line (or lines) of code in a tag but omitting leading and trailing spaces and tabs? I'm familiar with the Shift-Cmd-L shortcut, but it leaves in the whitespace. This makes a mess of indented HTML when I'm using the Ctrl-Shift-W and Ctrl-Shift-Cmd-W HTML shortcuts.
In other words, if I apply the combination Shift-Cmd-L followed by Ctrl-Shift-W to this line:
Here's a paragraph!I get this:
<p> Here's a paragraph! </p>
instead of what I want, which is this:
<p>Here's a paragraph!</p>Obviously I could use the mouse to select only the correct part, but I was hoping there might be a keyboard shortcut.
If it's best to create my own macro using Regular Expressions, any pointers as to how to get started would be helpful.
Many thanks!
jon
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