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| Author: | joamlin [ Sun Jan 12, 2020 9:08 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Improved Code Snippets |
Hi, A couple of things that I really like to see: 1. Possibility to use a special character, like "|", to decide where the cursor will be placed when the snippet has been expanded, e.g. "<!-- | -->". A must have! Edit: Seems to be supported using the @ character. Apparently, your documentation at Codelobster.com is obsolete! 2. Possibility to export code snippets (good when you have multiple devices). 3. Fix the bug in version 1.7.1 where new snippets are not always saved (the "headline" are saved, but now always the actual content). Edit: There are more bugs - I tried to delete all the default snippets under PHP and JavaScript. When you restart the client, all the snippets are back again! |
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| Author: | Admin [ Mon Jan 13, 2020 12:31 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Improved Code Snippets |
Hi, joamlin. 1) We will fix the bug You described by nearest release. 2) Default snippets can't be deleted. Regards, Codelobster Team. |
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| Author: | joamlin [ Mon Jan 13, 2020 7:02 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Improved Code Snippets |
Admin Wrote: Hi, joamlin. 1) We will fix the bug You described by nearest release. 2) Default snippets can't be deleted. Regards, Codelobster Team. Thanks in advance for the fix. Regarding the default snippets: 1. Then you have to improve the user experience. I am allowed to remove them! However, when you restart the client, they are back again, as you already know. It's not a consistent behavior. 2. Why are we not allowed to delete the default snippets? That doesn't make sense at all. |
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| Author: | John Klein [ Wed Apr 06, 2022 2:55 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Improved Code Snippets |
TylerFryer Wrote: Good day. I can't find the option to insert the Indian rupee icon. Is there such a feature? With the Indian rupee icon it's simple, there is a URL - code %E2%82%B9 You can also type on the keyboard a code - U+20B9 and the icon of the Indian rupee is displayed. In general, almost every icon of currency has its own code. |
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