yasnippets -- yet another snippet extension for emacs

[mitch_feaster]

Is anyone using yasnippet for Ext development? I haven't been able to find yasnippets for Ext (or even javascript for that matter) and was about to write some of my own but didn't want to do it if someone else already has.

If no one has any I will start cranking out some templates and post them to this thread.

Anyone using emacs, I highly recommend checking out yasnippet, it puts a smile on my face while I code. They've put together a pretty sweet video here.


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updated snippets 12/11/09:
See attached
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updated snippets 12/23/09:
Most (all?) of them are working. Added a few more.

[jay@moduscreate.com]

I would be interested just to know how many people actually use emacs for Web development. I know it's been around along time and has endured continued success .

[rblon]

yep, and interesting to know how many are using terminal-only (instead of the fancy GUI from the video)...

[bpjohnson]

Is anyone using yasnippet for Ext development? I haven't been able to find yasnippets for Ext (or even javascript for that matter) and was about to write some of my own but didn't want to do it if someone else already has.

If no one has any I will start cranking out some templates and post them to this thread.

Anyone using emacs, I highly recommend checking out yasnippet, it puts a smile on my face while I code. They've put together a pretty sweet video here.

I use both Emacs and yasnippet. I only have two Ext snippets (I use yas for PHP mostly).

I've included them below, and I'd love to see anything you come up with. Also, there's a python script somewhere for converting Textmate snippets to yasnippets, so if you come across any Ext Textmate snippets, those may be worth converting.

#contributor : Bryan P Johnson <bryan@12ftguru.com>
#name :  Ext namespace ... 
# --
Ext.namespace('$1');

$0 

#contributor : Bryan P Johnson <bryan@12ftguru.com>
#name :  Ext extend ... 
# --

var $1 = function(config) {
    config = config || {};

    $0

    Ext.apply(this, config);
    $1.superclass.constructor.call(this);
}

Ext.extend($1, $2, {

});

Ext.reg('$3', $1); 

[mitch_feaster]

Also, there's a python script somewhere for converting Textmate snippets to yasnippets, so if you come across any Ext Textmate snippets, those may be worth converting.

Yeah I just found that this morning. I'm trying to convert some of Ed Spencer's TextMate Ext bundle now. The conversion script got most of it right but I'm hand-tweaking some of the others that didn't convert correctly. Thanks to Ed Spencer for these templates! I'll post my tweaked versions probably sometime today.

[mschwartz]

I would be interested just to know how many people actually use emacs for Web development. I know it's been around along time and has endured continued success .

emacs isn't an editor or an IDE.

It's the kitchen sink.

[azuroff]

Only Chuck Norris knows everything emacs is capable of doing.

[mitch_feaster]

Here are some of Ed Spencer's TextMate snippets converted using snippet-copier. I haven't tested a lot of them but the ones I tested either already worked perfectly or required some minor tweaking. I plan on just fixing them as I need them. If anyone else does the same feel free to post the fixes to this thread :-)

I put mine in mysnippets/espresso-mode

[bpjohnson]

Here are some of Ed Spencer's TextMate snippets converted using snippet-copier.

Excellent! Thank you!

[rblon]

emacs isn't an editor or an IDE.

It's the kitchen sink.

Agreed, you can't do any cooking without it :-)