Open JMichaelTX opened 8 years ago
Any reference to this feature in TextExpander? I agree the current approach is too cumbersome.
@ylian
Any reference to this feature in TextExpander?
I'm not sure I understand your question. In TextExpander, I can:
;as.alert
I appreciate that TextExpander is a much more expensive app than Quiver, so I don't expect Quiver to have all the features of TE. I could live with something very simple in Quiver: A text expansion code associated with a code cell, that when I typed it, it would be replaced with the code in the code cell
Does this help?
Ah, I see. I was thinking integration with TextExpander, but you meant text expansion but using Quiver's code cells as the database. Very interesting idea. I have to dig more into this to see if it's feasible.
Thanks. As a related matter, providing support for AppleScript might be a way of doing this. So, if via AS I could search Quiver, find the first code cell, get its contents, then I could paste into the Script Editor.
text expansion but using Quiver's code cells as the database. Very interesting idea. I have to dig more into this to see if it's feasible.
@ylian , here are some idea for the UI to support text expansion, and also AppleScript (showing Cell#):
@JMichaelTX Thanks!
I could live with something very simple in Quiver: A text expansion code associated with a code cell, that when I typed it, it would be replaced with the code in the code cell
@ylian, it has been over a year now. Any progress or hope for a text expansion feature for Quiver?
There are many of us which want this ability. I want to insert cells into emacs.
Let's say I'm writing code in the Script Editor (SE), and want to pull a code snippet from Quiver. Is there an automated way to:
;as.display
-- This is my naming convention in TextExpander. The above means AppleScript (as) Display commands (display), and would popup a list of all snippets that start with that label.The ideal method would be like that used by TextExpander, which is where I'm currently keeping my most common code snippets.
Thanks.