eg: ($i++)
when I use Edit->Select->Enclosing Typing Pairs
I just want to select $i++, not ($i++)
how can I achieve this.
Yuan Jiang http://blog.vetcafe.net http://twitter.com/sleetdrop
Here is a regexp that might do the trick:
(?<=()[^()]+
how it works:
(?<=() look-behind for a (
[^()]+ chars that are not ( or )
Question for the regexp guru's on this list: Why does using both look-behind and look-ahead like below fail?
(?<=().*(?=))
--ErikN
Regards,
--ErikN
2012/3/26 Yuan Jiang sleetdrop@gmail.com
eg: ($i++)
when I use Edit->Select->Enclosing Typing Pairs
I just want to select $i++, not ($i++)
how can I achieve this.
Yuan Jiang http://blog.vetcafe.net http://twitter.com/sleetdrop
textmate mailing list textmate@lists.macromates.com http://lists.macromates.com/listinfo/textmate
I would probably put the cursor after the first ( and then hold Shift and press Ctrl+Down, which will select until just before the matching closing bracket.
2012/3/26 Yuan Jiang sleetdrop@gmail.com
eg: ($i++)
when I use Edit->Select->Enclosing Typing Pairs
I just want to select $i++, not ($i++)
how can I achieve this.
Yuan Jiang http://blog.vetcafe.net http://twitter.com/sleetdrop
textmate mailing list textmate@lists.macromates.com http://lists.macromates.com/listinfo/textmate
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