Re: [ jEdit-users ] Creating/adding new template files in SuperAbbrevs Plugin ..

[Eric B. <el...@gm...>]

If I remember correctly the SuperAbbrevs templates are simply serialized
Java Maps.

The easiest way to create new templates is to use the plugin's options
interface.

Go to "Plugins" -> "Plugin Options" -> "SuperAbbrevs": "Abbreviations".

Select the mode you want, Eg. actionscript, and click the "Add..." button at
the bottom (The little plus sign).

Detailed instructions on creating abbreviations are included with the
plugin.
"Help" -> "jEdit Help (F1)" -> "Plugins": SuperAbbrevs.

You might find it helpful to write the template in a new jEdit buffer first,
then copy and paste it into the Abbreviation Creation window.

On Sun, Jan 24, 2010 at 2:31 PM, DL <dl....@nt...> wrote:

> Exactly what format are the files (with no extensions) in
> %USERPROFILE%\.jedit\SuperAbbrevs  folder ??
>
> e.g. How was the php file created?
>
> Any tutorial for a newbie to build/add such files for new modes e.g. for
> actionscript?
>
> I am reading SuperAbbrevs Help.  I can see
> .jedit/SuperAbbrevs/template_generation_functions.bsh
> .jedit/SuperAbbrevs/abbrevs_functions.bsh
>
> but how are these scripts used to build new templates for new modes?
>
> Adding SuperAbbrevs one by one via the SuperAbbrevs UI is not really an
> option.   I can do
> that.
>
> Ideally I would setup to import snippets from xml files shared with XInsert
> Plugin.
>
> dl
>
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