On Wed, 26 Oct 2005 04:45:55 +0200, Allan Odgaard wrote this well considered message:
It has also been extended so there are now 3 ways to use it:
- type the tag name and ctrl-< to get <tag></tag> with caret
inbetween, and the ability to use tab to jump past the ending tag 2) press ctrl-< with nothing selected, and it inserts <p></p> with p selected, and tab stops between the tags, and after the end tag 3) select something and press ctrl-<, then it uses the select for the start tag, and the tag part of it for the close tag, e.g. with “div id="foo"” selected, it makes it into: <div id="foo"></div>
[...] If in HTML mode type 'tag' and press ctrl-cmd-space, then I get: ?1< />:<></>t?1<ag />:<ag></ag>?1< />:<></>
That's the old macro, it broke because the regexp library was changed. You can remove the remains of it from ~/Library/Application Support/TextMate/Bundles/HTML.tmbundle/Macros
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