Comments on: E-TextEditor Useful Keyboard Shortcuts http://www.nerdpad.com/misc/e-texteditor-useful-keyboard-shortcuts?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=rss A very lazy but meticulous blogger Fri, 27 Jan 2012 20:00:11 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: Zuhaib http://www.nerdpad.com/misc/e-texteditor-useful-keyboard-shortcuts#comment-40063 Zuhaib Wed, 17 Mar 2010 07:57:52 +0000 http://www.nerdpad.com/?p=128#comment-40063 There are certain commands that should close the tags. Try these shortcuts. <strong>Ctrl+Win+.</strong> & <strong>Alt+Shift+,</strong> (for current word) And if you do not want e-texteditor to create a ">" for you when you type "<". Its easy to disable this feature. <strong>Disable smart typing pairs, would disable other smart completion tags as well. Like when you type "<" and then type "%" the end tags "%>" will not be created.</strong> If you still want to disable it then follow the following steps. Hit <strong>Ctrl+Shift+B</strong> (Bundle Editor - Menu [Bundles -> Edit Bundles -> Show Bundle Editor]). Expand <strong>HTML</strong> bundle. Scroll down and double click on <strong>Miscellaneous</strong>. Remove the following from the <strong>smartTypingPairs</strong> array. <pre> , [ "<", ">" ] </pre> Save and close it. Now try hitting "<". As expected the end tags will not be created. If you want to re-enable this feature. Then edit the same bundle again and revert the changes by adding the item in <strong>smartTypingPairs</strong>. Hope it helps. There are certain commands that should close the tags.
Try these shortcuts.
Ctrl+Win+. & Alt+Shift+, (for current word)

And if you do not want e-texteditor to create a “>” for you when you type “< ". Its easy to disable this feature.

Disable smart typing pairs, would disable other smart completion tags as well. Like when you type “< " and then type "%" the end tags "%>” will not be created.

If you still want to disable it then follow the following steps.

Hit Ctrl+Shift+B (Bundle Editor – Menu [Bundles -> Edit Bundles -> Show Bundle Editor]).

Expand HTML bundle. Scroll down and double click on Miscellaneous.

Remove the following from the smartTypingPairs array.

    ,
  [
     "< ",
     ">"
  ]

Save and close it. Now try hitting “< ". As expected the end tags will not be created.

If you want to re-enable this feature. Then edit the same bundle again and revert the changes by adding the item in smartTypingPairs.

Hope it helps.

]]> By: Breno http://www.nerdpad.com/misc/e-texteditor-useful-keyboard-shortcuts#comment-40059 Breno Tue, 16 Mar 2010 21:44:58 +0000 http://www.nerdpad.com/?p=128#comment-40059 *on jumping “>”s what I mean is, why its a feature for the program to automatically create an “>” when I type an “<" in order to move on it nullifies the purpose of this feature completely *on jumping “>”s what I mean is, why its a feature for the program to automatically create an “>” when I type an “<” in order to move on it nullifies the purpose of this feature completely

]]> By: Breno http://www.nerdpad.com/misc/e-texteditor-useful-keyboard-shortcuts#comment-40054 Breno Tue, 16 Mar 2010 21:42:23 +0000 http://www.nerdpad.com/?p=128#comment-40054 The thing that got me really disappointed about it its that theres no shortcut(at least I havent found any) for closing tags and jumping thru ">"s this two eclipse features really made programming much less tiring, everytime I have to close a tag its just mechanic work, its a bore It shouldnt be classified as an "IDE" type of thing(like it deserved to be ignored), if e text editor is tool for programmers I think they should've have given this a little more consideration on jumping ">"s what I mean is, why its a feature for the program to automatically create an ">" when I type an "" in order to move on, it nullifies the purpose of this feature completely anyway, Im still using e text editor for my rails programming, I just think they could've put some work on implementing these two simple features, it would make the job much easier The thing that got me really disappointed about it its that theres no shortcut(at least I havent found any) for closing tags and jumping thru “>”s

this two eclipse features really made programming much less tiring, everytime I have to close a tag its just mechanic work, its a bore

It shouldnt be classified as an “IDE” type of thing(like it deserved to be ignored), if e text editor is tool for programmers I think they should’ve have given this a little more consideration

on jumping “>”s what I mean is, why its a feature for the program to automatically create an “>” when I type an “” in order to move on, it nullifies the purpose of this feature completely

anyway, Im still using e text editor for my rails programming, I just think they could’ve put some work on implementing these two simple features, it would make the job much easier

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