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| znakeeye |
Posted - Dec 09 2008 : 04:47:18 AM
Consider this simple example.
|text
Now I want to make it bold and type '<strong>'. VC++ produces this:
<strong>|</strong>text
I find this very annoying! It would be better if paired tags moved the word _directly_ after the cursor inside the tags. Hence, if there was a whitespace before "text", it would not perform this.
<strong>|text</strong>
I believe VAX could accomplish this quite easily. |
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| accord |
Posted - Dec 09 2008 : 3:59:35 PM
You can do it by VA Snippets, I wrote this one for you:
<$tag$>$selected$$end$</$tag$>
It will automatically appear in the menu:
Right click on selection -> Surround With (VAX)
Ok, it's a bit slow to do, but we can use a trick to speed it up: if you overwrite the content of snippet "#ifdef (VA X)" then you can "run" it by pressing the # key:
1. Select the text (if your text is a word then it can be done by double-clicking on it)
2. Press #
3. Type your tag
4. Press ENTER
You can access snippet editor here:
VA Options -> Advanced -> Suggestions -> Edit VA Snippets (button) |
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