On Jul 19, 2006, at 8:51 AM, Charilaos Skiadas wrote:
On Jul 19, 2006, at 10:45 AM, Eric D. Fields wrote:
Hi. I adore texmate to death but I'm trying to get more automation out
of it. I know that there's a keyboard shortcut to close the last
previously opened tag, but is it possible get TM to close all the tags
on the current line you're working on? So i can be writing
<li><a><span> and with a keystroke or two get </span></a></li>.
I'll let someone else tackle that one. I've never found it to be a problem, since I generate all my tags via ctrl+< , hence they are always paired to begin with.
i am trying to figure out how this can be efficient, maybe i am doing something wrong.
to get <span class="junk"><a href="bogus.html">blah blah</a></span>
i type span[ctrl+<] which gives me <span>[cursor</span> so i have to press [left-arrow] class="junk"[right-arrow]
and likewise for a[ctrl+<][left-arrow] href="bogus.html"[right-arrow]blah blah
am i missing some other way to use this shortcut? all the cursor movement seems superfluous and counter-productive for any tags that have attributes.