30 Mar
2005
30 Mar
'05
10:50 p.m.
Hi,
I saw a blip from the old wiki about a smart typing question.
Often when I'm writing something, I'll enter something like:
blah(
At this point it completes the )
I hit ", it completes it, so I'm left with:
blah("_")
Where _ is the cursor point.
Obviously, this is great and how smart typing is intended to be used
(btw, the smart typing upgrade in b5 works great). However, when I'm
done typing:
blah("blahblah_")
I wish there was a quick way to jump to the end of the snippet. Right
now I'm using the right arrow key, but it's inefficient because I have
to take my hand of the keyboard.
Is there a way to make it go to:
blah("blahblah")_
More efficiently than using the right arrow key? Like when you're
hitting the tab key for a snippet?
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30 Mar
30 Mar
11:02 p.m.
On Mar 30, 2005, at 4:50 PM, Jeremy Brown [InfoSend] wrote:
Is there a way to make it go to:
blah("blahblah")_
More efficiently than using the right arrow key? Like when you're
hitting the tab key for a snippet?
cmd + right/left arrow will jump the cursor to the end/beginning of the
line. I guess you could write a command that inserted a semi-colon at
the end of a line automatically; I haven't tried it though. Smart
typing Python code is a lot more fun than PHP :(
k
11:16 p.m.
On Mar 31, 2005, at 1:02, kumar mcmillan wrote:
The C bundle contains 3 macros for this:
cmd-return: go to end of line, make a return
cmd-shift-return: go to end of line, set a ;, make a return
cmd-option-return: go to end of line, set a ;
I've grown so fond of these macros that I even have a set for text.*
that sets a . instead of a ;.
More
efficiently than using the right arrow key? Like when you're
hitting the tab key for a snippet?
cmd + right/left arrow will jump the cursor to
the end/beginning of
the line. I guess you could write a command that inserted a
semi-colon at the end of a line automatically; I haven't tried it
though. Smart typing Python code is a lot more fun than PHP :( 
11:45 p.m.
Allan Odgaard wrote:
The C bundle contains 3 macros for this:
cmd-return: go to end of line, make a return
cmd-shift-return: go to end of line, set a ;, make a return
cmd-option-return: go to end of line, set a ;
I've grown so fond of these macros that I even have a set for text.*
that sets a . instead of a ;.
Hah .. exactly what I'm talking about!
Nice ...
-steve
11:54 p.m.
On the topic of text, there is one thing which emacs handles really well.
Auto-fill mode hard wraps lines of text (on word endings) when you get past
n chars in a line. Alt-Q re-linebreaks a whole paragraph so it fits nicely
within n chars.
Any chance this could be done? Maybe it's already possible as a macro script
or similar .. ?
I really like it when I need it.
cheers
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Subject: Re: [TxMt] Smart Typing Question - Go To End Of Line
On Mar 31, 2005, at 1:02, kumar mcmillan wrote:
The C bundle contains 3 macros for this:
cmd-return: go to end of line, make a return
cmd-shift-return: go to end of line, set a ;, make a return
cmd-option-return: go to end of line, set a ;
I've grown so fond of these macros that I even have a set for text.* that
sets a . instead of a ;.
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More
efficiently than using the right arrow key? Like when you're
hitting the tab key for a snippet?
cmd + right/left arrow will jump the cursor to
the end/beginning of
the line. I guess you could write a command that inserted a
semi-colon at the end of a line automatically; I haven't tried it
though. Smart typing Python code is a lot more fun than PHP :(
31 Mar
31 Mar
1:21 a.m.
New subject: Hard wrap (was:: Smart Typing Question - Go To End Of Line)
On Mar 31, 2005, at 1:54, David Lee wrote:
On the topic of text, there is one thing which emacs
handles really
well.
David, please start a new thread when you change the topic. There's no
reason to make this a followup to an existing thread, and by doing so,
you degrade the usefulness of having threading in mail clients. I don't
know if I need to list the advantages of having threading!?!
Auto-fill mode hard wraps lines of text (on word
endings) when you get
past
n chars in a line. Alt-Q re-linebreaks a whole paragraph so it fits
nicely
within n chars.
There's currently no hard wrap in TextMate but you can re-wrap a
paragraph using ctrl-F or ctrl-shift-F to have it with non-ragged right
margin.
If you make a column selection and use any of
these actions, it'll wrap the paragraph so
that it fits inside the margins of the column
selection. Like I have done for this
paragraph! :)
2:09 p.m.
New subject: Hard wrap (was:: Smart Typing Question - Go To End Of Line)
hi
Am 31.03.2005 um 03:21 schrieb Allan Odgaard:
There seems to be a little bug related to this feature: if you make a
column selection of more than one paragraph and press Ctrl-F twice (or
more often), all but the first paragraphs are indented by one
character.
--
bye, Frank!
Auto-fill mode
hard wraps lines of text (on word endings) when you
get past
n chars in a line. Alt-Q re-linebreaks a whole paragraph so it fits
nicely
within n chars.
There's currently no hard wrap in TextMate but you can re-wrap a
paragraph using ctrl-F or ctrl-shift-F to have it with non-ragged
right margin.
If you make a column selection and use any of
these actions, it'll wrap the paragraph so
that it fits inside the margins of the column
selection. Like I have done for this
paragraph! :)
1 Apr
1 Apr
5:34 p.m.
New subject: Hard wrap (was:: Smart Typing Question - Go To End Of Line)
On Mar 31, 2005, at 16:09, Frank Schönmann wrote:
Ah, true -- thanks!
If you make
a column selection and use any of
these actions, it'll wrap the paragraph so
that it fits inside the margins of the column
selection. Like I have done for this
paragraph! :)
There seems to be a little bug related to this feature: if you
make a
column selection of more than one paragraph and press Ctrl-F twice (or
more often), all but the first paragraphs are indented by one
character. 
30 Mar
30 Mar
11:04 p.m.
On 31 mars 05, at 00:50, Jeremy Brown [InfoSend] wrote:
Is there a way to make it go to:
blah("blahblah")_
More efficiently than using the right arrow key? Like when you're
hitting the tab key for a snippet?
Option + right arrow puts the cursor at the start of the next word
(after the ")")
Cmd+right arrow or Ctrl+E puts the cursor at the end of the line.
This is true in all Cocoa apps, I think.
11:35 p.m.
Fred B. wrote:
Option + right arrow puts the cursor at the start of
the next word
(after the ")")
Cmd+right arrow or Ctrl+E puts the cursor at the end of the line.
This is true in all Cocoa apps, I think.
Aside from that though .. I think he means something akin to how Eclipse can do ...
It'll do all the smart typing w/ the putting the cursor in the smack dab in between
quotes, parenthesis, etc ... but if I hit the semicolon, it jumps out of the quotes/parens
whatever put it at the end of the line for me ...
Isn't that nice? ... I wonder if we could mimic something like that w/ textmate ...
in jEdit I have a shortcut ... ctrl-; which jumps to the end of the line and drops a
semicolon ... not as slick, but still helpful.
-steve
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