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Shadow Skill
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 Posted: Tue Oct 31, 2006 8:49 am Post subject: Emacs abbreviation and skeleton questions |
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I figured I would take a stab at setting up abbreviations in emacs this morning and I cannot seem to get it to do what I want. I tried the following as a basic skeleton and managed to get it to output the statement correctly but I could not get ";ife" to automagically expand like I want here is what I have so far: | Code: |
(define-abbrev ruby-mode-abbrev-table ";ife"
"" 'ruby-skeleton-if-else-endif)
(define-skeleton ruby-skeleton-if-else-endif
"Insert an if - else - end if region" nil
" if" "" _"" \n
>"elsif" \n
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>""_""\n
-3"end")
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It would be great if the abbreviation could be made to prompt for the conditions for the if and the else clause as well.
Any pointers to getting this thing working will be greatly appreciated.
Also is there someway to save skeletons in a file so that they are available for use every time I load emacs? (I would prefer not to use the .emacs file for skeletons.)
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