Monday, September 11, 2006
Calling Sven
I got an email from Sven the other day but my mail bounced. I don't think his domain likes gmail.
In case he's reading this here's the reply that got rejected:
In case he's reading this here's the reply that got rejected:
¶ 3:06 pm
> Are there plugins known not to work with snippetsemu? According to :map none
> of my plugins map Tab, except for minibufexplorer, which mapsand
>.
The only one I've heard of is the emacs emulation plugin. Make sure
you're using a version greater than 0.5.4 and that you've set
g:snip_set_textmate_cp = 1 in your vimrc with:
let g:snip_set_textmate_cp = 1
If you're still having trouble once you've restarted vim then drop me
a mail along with which version of the script you're using, what
version of Vim, what flavour of Linux and what other plugins you've
got and I'll have a go at bug hunting for you.
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Hi Sven,
The problem with the cursor being put at the start is usually due to a mismatch between the tags used and the tags defined.
I've got the plugin working fine on Ubuntu and Debian with Vim 7.
If you're brave enough to look into the source code then check out the Jumper function first as this is called when Tab is hit. I may sprinkle some debugging statements through the code at some point.
The problem with the cursor being put at the start is usually due to a mismatch between the tags used and the tags defined.
I've got the plugin working fine on Ubuntu and Debian with Vim 7.
If you're brave enough to look into the source code then check out the Jumper function first as this is called when Tab is hit. I may sprinkle some debugging statements through the code at some point.
Hi Sven,
Just to double check try doing the following:
Start Vim as normal.
Type
:let g:snip_start_tag = '<'
:let g:snip_end_tag = '>'
:Iabbr test this is a test<>
and then type 'test' in insert mode and hit tab. This way we're sure that the tags being used are correct.
Otherwise type:
:let g:snip_start_tag
:let g:snip_end_tag
as this will let you see what the variables are currently set to.
Just to double check try doing the following:
Start Vim as normal.
Type
:let g:snip_start_tag = '<'
:let g:snip_end_tag = '>'
:Iabbr test this is a test<>
and then type 'test' in insert mode and hit tab. This way we're sure that the tags being used are correct.
Otherwise type:
:let g:snip_start_tag
:let g:snip_end_tag
as this will let you see what the variables are currently set to.
Hi Sven,
No problem. If nothing else it's highlighted the lack of good defaults and debugging in the current version. This is something I will be addressing in an upcoming version.
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No problem. If nothing else it's highlighted the lack of good defaults and debugging in the current version. This is something I will be addressing in an upcoming version.
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