[rozenbom]

Hello. I am interesting if there will be support of real snippets (like in TextMate or Emacs)..
Current snippets plugin is a little useless, I just could use then by setting different hotkeys for each snippet.
But AFAIK, snippet is ,when I typing short abbreviation, pressing Ctrl+Space (or smth. else), and get my abbreviation converted to some code.
Here some examples for Ruby on Rails:
ase => assert_equal(expected, actual)
asn => assert_nil(instance)
asm => assert_match(/expected_pattern/, actual_string)
It would be very cool, if there will be support for such snippets in EmEditor.

[Yutaka Emura]

Have you tried some auto-complete macros or plug-ins? Some are available in this web site – Library.

[kinghoo]

If I input codes below:
int abc;
a

Then press ctrl+space,the editor will complete abc.
How can I perform it in Emeditor?

[Yutaka Emura]

You might want to try Auto complete macro using similar word in document, which does exactly what you would expect. You can customize the keyboard so CTRL + Space will run this macro.

[kinghoo]

Thank you.Let me try it out.

[rozenbom]

This is nice macros, but it’s not the thing, I need.
I am talking about list of predefined snippets, which I could use by typing abbreviation and pressing Ctrl+Space

[Yutaka Emura]

In that case, you might want to try Auto Complete plug-in.

[rozenbom]

Yes, thanks. It looks good.
Could you help with finding .eac files for this plugin for Ruby and Rails?

[Yutaka Emura]

I have not seen .eac files for Ruby and Rails before. You can define those by yourself by copying other files.

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