[TxMt] Snippet Overtype

[Craig Francis]

Thanks Nico,

Unfortunately I cannot remove that copyright rubbish... its forced on  
by the mail server.

As to the comments though, I have been using this style for about 5  
years now, and I don't really want to change it, mostly because I use  
it for as an anchor when navigating the CSS - and its good for  
checking when someone else has been editing my files.

I would be great if there was a solution, but if not, thanks anyway  
Nico.

Craig




On 7 Feb 2007, at 13:18, Nicolas Weber wrote:

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> *Please* don't post this rubbish. Mails to the TextMate list are  
> archieved online, so if it contains confidential stuff you've got a  
> problem anyways. Additionally to being not useful, it's annoying as  
> well.
>
> About your problem: You can write a command (not a snippet) that  
> gets the length of the current and the previous line and appends  
> the right amount of spaces and '*/' to the current line.
>
> The best solution, of course, is not to be obsessive compulsive ;-)  
> Keeping the spaces aligned when you're editing comments is a  
> maintenance annoyance. If you want boxes, I suggest using
>
> /*******************
>  * text
>  *****************/.
>
> HTH,
> Nico
>
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