[TxMt] Snippet Overtype
Craig Francis
craig.francis at europe.mccann.com
Wed Feb 7 16:44:34 UTC 2007
On 7 Feb 2007, at 16:09, Dr. Drang wrote:
> Heading
> =======
>
> What I wrote was a TextMate macro/command combination that figured
> out how long the text was and added the same number of hyphens or
> equals under it.
Thanks, but its sort of the inverse of what I need (the line stats
the same in my date).
However, I wonder if this might help you...
# Open the Bundle Editor
# Create a new Snippet (bottom left "+" drop down)
# Set the "Edit Snippet" field to the text between the hyphens (don't
include them)
--------------------------------------------------
$1
${1/./=/g}
--------------------------------------------------
# Set the activation to "Tab Trigger" and the value to something like
"h"
# Clear the scope selector (unless you want to limit its usage)
Now, when you want to create a heading, you can type "h" in your
document, press the [tab] key and type out the heading... the
underline should be automatically created for you.
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