[TxMt] 1. Txp Grammar and couple of questions (marios)

[marios]

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> Hi,
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> Regarding my previous post, I'd like to mention, that I kind of solved
> one of my previous problems to escape from a nested snippet, relying
> solely mostly on snippets and macros,
> For the purpose of easy post maintenance, and since I'm a complete Idiot
> when it comes to scripts and UNIX I found a workaround on a bundle, that
> I called GrammarTech and sort of stepped out as a side project for the
> TXP Language Grammar.
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> The only purpose of this bundle is to generate the Grammar within
> minutes and ease the maintenance of the Language.
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> To finally return the caret to the \n position of the last variable of
> the first snippet, I have two macros.
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> One that swaps the last include reference around(where the previous last
> include reference is a place-holder item, that never changes it's
> name),and one that returns the caret to it's initial position.
> Although it pretty much works the way I wanted, I ran in to a couple of
> Issues.
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> To execute the macros that do the 2 previous jobs described above, I
> initially assigned them the + and - keys of the numeric keypad,
> while the scope of the Language item, (which is a conventional plist
> bundle language item by itself) of the Grammar-tech Bundle was set to
> grammartech.plist.
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> Changing my mind afterwards and assigning them a scope of source.plit
> broke the key bindings (Changing them after to something else, also does
> not trigger the macros anymore).
> The macros are still working, but trigger only from the gear popup menu
> on the toolbar.
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> I also found, that I could only reliably nest the one snippet in the
> other, when I place the Zero tab variable right after the last variable
> of the first snippet.
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> I don't know if this is a bug, but I thought it would be better to
> mention it here.
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> Sorry again for this long post, and many thanks in advance,
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> regards, marios
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