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Re: a function to enter string
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Gordon Beaton |
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Re: a function to enter string |
Date: |
20 Feb 2007 08:30:19 GMT |
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On 20 Feb 2007 07:27:52 +1100, Gary Wessle wrote:
> I have this key macro in my emacs which puts "#include <string>" in
> the first blank line in the buffer, also another key macro which
> puts the string "std::string" at the point.
Not really what you're asking, but I use the autoinsert package for
things like that. Just create a template and it will be loaded
whenever you create new files of the given type.
(require 'autoinsert)
(add-hook 'find-file-hooks 'auto-insert)
(setq auto-insert-directory "~/.emacs.d/insert/")
(define-auto-insert "\\.sh\\'" "sh-insert.sh")
(define-auto-insert "\\.tex\\'" "tex-insert.tex")
(define-auto-insert "\\.el\\'" "el-insert.el")
(define-auto-insert "\\.c\\'" "c-insert.c") ;;
With autoinsert you can insert dynamic content as well, for example
when you create a Java file it can insert a correctly named class
declaration based on the filename, and then leave the cursor where you
want to start typing.
/gordon
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