Hi there!

Downloaded the trial version of NuSphere today ... among quite some others editors. The flexibility that PhpED offers is among the best. I can now finally assign most of the shortcuts the way I was used to them in my previous working environment.

One thing I am missing though, and that is assigning shortcuts to templates. There are some snippets that I use VERY frequently, and it would be very helpful to be able to create a shortcut to them.

Hope it's possible to implement this ...

Kind regards,

Robert.

I use Code Templates.

you can type this to try them out:

which inserts


Try pressing [ctrl+j] to see their preset code templates.

Build your own by going to toos->settings->Editor->Code Templates

TW

Yeah ... I use code templates as well. For some code templates though, using <ctrl-j> just takes too long, too many actions. That was the reason for my request ... it would really help if I could add keyboard shortcuts to my specific code templates. Such as <ctrl-shift-m> to add the code I use for template-variables... which I use everywhere and very frequently.

It will only bring up a list of code templates if it finds more then one.

If I have a temlate named 'doc' that expands to:


And another named 'doc_todo' that expands to:


Then typing doc[ctrl+j] will bring up both in a select list at the cursor with the most likely match at the top. In this case 'doc'.

But if I name "doc" as "z" then I don't have this problem since I do not have any other z's in my code templates. You could do somethign similar for templates that are the most important and save a shortcut for other commands.

z[ctrl+j] is just about as fast and a lot less finger strain then ctrl+shift+M[/code]