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* contrib/hbide/hbide.hbp
* contrib/hbide/hbide.prg
* contrib/hbide/ideactions.prg
* contrib/hbide/idedocks.prg
* contrib/hbide/ideeditor.prg
* contrib/hbide/ideobject.prg
+ contrib/hbide/ideskeletons.prg
+ Reworked and greatly enhanced "snippets->skeletons" management.
How it works:
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1. Creating of skelton is as before with same interface.
2. In addition, the selected text in the current editor
can be saved as a skeleton via "Save as Skeleton..."
option in right-click context menu. A "Name" will be
asked via a modal input edit dialog.
3. A new "Skeletons" tree-view is implemented at the Left-hand
docking area which displays all skeletons by name.
4. Hovering cursor over the name node shows up the body of
skeleton as a tooltip, very handy.
5. Double-click on the node in tree-view will insert the
skeleton text at the current cursor position.
6. Alternatively, as before, menu can be activated via CTRL+K.
7. Skeletons body now supports meta data as follows:
---
DO WHILE .T.
IF cVar == "<-PROMPT>"
xVar := <-DtoC( Date() )>
ENDIF
<-CUR>
EXIT
ENDDO
---
You can see there are 3 occurances of <-*> token.
<-PROMPT> will execute an input dialog and the resultant
string will be inserted here.
<-DtoC( Date() )> will evaluate the expression, which in
this case, - "03/18/2010" - will be inserted. This means
any valid Harbour expression which returns a string
can be designated as meta-expression.
<-CUR> will position the cursor at this place.
This is what I thought it should behave.
Please let me know it anything else can make it more productive.