Sylvain Desvé <sylvain.desve@...> writes:
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?
Sylvain,
Thanks for this speedy response! This is a good start.
Unfortunately, the behavior of Alt/Option + -> seems a bit unpredictable: it skips over non-word characters like " and <, and entire words when only one tab is present at left. Also, Cmd + <-/-> won't find the beginning or end of a wrapped line, only the last character before it was wrapped.
However, your thought suggested to me a macro based on RegExp searches, which seems to work:
Find previous $ Find next \S(.+?)\n Shift + <-
I appreciate the inspiration!
jon