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How to change key bindings to trigger snippets[]
Script version: 0.4.8-r852
Quoth from the XPT help (xptemplate.txt):
- NOTE with some European keyboards
<C-\>
does NOT work. - In this case you need to specify another key to trigger snippets.
For some reason, I had to change xptemplate.conf.vim:
call XPT#setIfNotExist('g:xptemplate_key' , '<new_key>' )
call XPT#setIfNotExist('g:xptemplate_key_pum_only' , '<S-new_key>')
It was not enough to change the keys within my vimrc file or at runtime like this:
let g:xptemplate_key = '<new_key>'
let g:xptemplate_key_pum_only = '<S-new_key>'
Cheers, Oliver May 23, 2010
Comments[]
Is this xptemplate plugin support java? How can I get below code after I use the key <C-\>? My file name is 'TestXptemplate.java'.
1. public class 'TestXptemplate{ cursor } Remark: the TestXptemplate should be appeared automatically. 2. System.out.println(); or System.out.print(); 3. Can you get the i++ correctly after typing the 'for<C-\>'? what I got is for(i=0;i<len;++i), it's not my purpose.
--February 4, 2012