On Thu, Sep 06, 2007 at 12:55:35PM -0400, Jeremy Cowgar wrote: > As a proof of concept, I did added the below function to my .mp.mpsl file. > What it does is allows you to define a CURSOR point in your template. For > example: > > %%Tcl If > if {CURSOR} { > > } > > Then, when you insert this template, the function goes back to the > insertion point and searches for CURSOR, if found, it replaces it with > nothing and leaves the cursor right there. Interesting! > This is my first function and I'm sure it can be done better (i.e. I search > twice, so that templates with no CURSOR do not cause any weird cursor > movements). I also think it'd be cool to do something like: > > %%Tcl If > if {$Condition$} { > $Body$ > } Also looks fine. Good ideas! -- Angel Ortega http://www.triptico.com -- To unsubscribe, send mail to mp-unsubscribe_lists.triptico.com.
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