yasnippets -- yet another snippet extension for emacs

[mschwartz]

IMO, what the world needs is an emacs style editor with Javascript instead of LISP.

[jay@moduscreate.com]

Only Chuck Norris knows everything emacs is capable of doing.

werd!

[mystix]

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

you cook in your kitchen sink? woot.

[mitch_feaster]

Fixed a few of the snippets, namely:

2col
epanel
extend
extendo
extendob
ffield
fieldset
find
get
ifnu
ift
ifu
initc
list
mod
ndataview
prop
r
s.gif
temp
temptask
textfield
viewport
xt
xtemp



I'm loving these snippets!

Will start posting updates to the first post.

[barton]

Hi,

I've been an emacs user for years but use eclipse alot for all the additional support (IDE) especially working in java. But for shear editing I find having multiple split windows alone well worth the learning curve of emacs.

Anyway, for extjs I saw that Spket supported it very nicely. But I didn't want to leave the editing key board mappings of emacs behind. Then I discovered XKeymacs which allows me to use the emacs key binding everywhere - the browser, notepad, word, eclipse, Spket, (in this note) etc.

So I now have wonderful completion and help within Spket while having many of the Emacs key bindings. I wish XKeymacs supported yasnippets too but alas it doesn't.

Check it out http://www.cam.hi-ho.ne.jp/oishi/indexen.html

Barton

[mitch_feaster]

Seems pretty cool but unfortunately looks like it's Windows-only...

[mschwartz]

At least with emacs if you type in your name it doesn't do god-knows-what to your source code.

[mitch_feaster]

At least with emacs if you type in your name it doesn't do god-knows-what to your source code.

Yeah, especially if your name is

:!rm -rf /

[Nash-T]

Hey Barton, thanks for posting this link. I used to use this program a lot when I was working on windows machines. Now, I wish it worked on macs.

Hi,

Then I discovered XKeymacs which allows me to use the emacs key binding everywhere - the browser, notepad, word, eclipse, Spket, (in this note) etc.

Check it out http://www.cam.hi-ho.ne.jp/oishi/indexen.html

Barton