| T O P I C R E V I E W |
| rowkajjh |
Posted - Sep 04 2006 : 02:43:44 AM
Hello,
I have often code like that:
doit1();
doit2();
doit3();
Then I want to enclose that code with an if-condition.
So I type above the doit1(); if(..) I get this:
if(..)
{
}
doit1();
doit2();
doit3();
But I want this:
if(..)
{
doit1();
doit2();
doit3();
}
Is there an solution for that?
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| rhummer |
Posted - Sep 04 2006 : 11:39:07 AM
You can also select the text and hit '{'. Assuming you have the option "Surround select on / * ( { and #" turned on. To get the same effect. |
| support |
Posted - Sep 04 2006 : 10:15:40 AM
Select the three lines and Shift+Right Click over the selection. Navigate to Insert Autotext: if(){...}
Check out the documentation for Autotext and in particular for $selected$. Scan the default entries for some ideas.
Pay careful attention to the fact an entry with $selected$ can be used with and without a selection. (The latter is invoked via shortcut and $selected$ is expanded to nothing.)
http://www.wholetomato.com/products/features/autotext.html?more=yes |
