autocomplete settings, IDE or text editor, writting plugin
I have an kinda difficult question(btw, sorry for my english).
My mad boss wants me to wrote a lot of strange text (i cant call it code), the problem is in the autocomplete, i will try to explain:
For example I am need to write text, about 120 000 words, and some sentences uses in this text really often - about 100 times, this sentences is "QuIcK brOwn foX", "jums over something" and "i dont know english" (case is important, also there actually about 200 sentences, which uses 100 times and some of them starts with quotes), so i hope there is some text editor or IDE which will give me an opportunity to customize autocomplete settings to make this job easier, but i dint found any one... If u know some software, which will help me, i will bw very Thankful
BTW, if u know, where i can find detail information about writting autocomplete plugins for any text editor or IDE, i also will be very thankful!
i probaly wasnt very clear, actually i have a lot of java classes, which contains only fields whit annotantions like:
@NameOfField("dat brown fox")
Enimal datBrownFox;
@NameOfField("dat Lazy Dog")
Enimal datLazyDog;
And i have to write some code in... TXT file, which looks like BDD scenario:
"dat Lazy Dog" bites "dat brown fox"
And it must be absolutelly the same as text in the annotaions, in other way it does not work fine, and dint throwing any error...
There are may be about 1000 this annotations in all project in different classes, different packages etc.
java text plugins ide editor
asked Nov 20 '18 at 19:04
DehederoDehedero
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I have an kinda difficult question(btw, sorry for my english).
My mad boss wants me to wrote a lot of strange text (i cant call it code), the problem is in the autocomplete, i will try to explain:
For example I am need to write text, about 120 000 words, and some sentences uses in this text really often - about 100 times, this sentences is "QuIcK brOwn foX", "jums over something" and "i dont know english" (case is important, also there actually about 200 sentences, which uses 100 times and some of them starts with quotes), so i hope there is some text editor or IDE which will give me an opportunity to customize autocomplete settings to make this job easier, but i dint found any one... If u know some software, which will help me, i will bw very Thankful
BTW, if u know, where i can find detail information about writting autocomplete plugins for any text editor or IDE, i also will be very thankful!
i probaly wasnt very clear, actually i have a lot of java classes, which contains only fields whit annotantions like:
@NameOfField("dat brown fox")
Enimal datBrownFox;
@NameOfField("dat Lazy Dog")
Enimal datLazyDog;
And i have to write some code in... TXT file, which looks like BDD scenario:
"dat Lazy Dog" bites "dat brown fox"
And it must be absolutelly the same as text in the annotaions, in other way it does not work fine, and dint throwing any error...
There are may be about 1000 this annotations in all project in different classes, different packages etc.
java text plugins ide editor
asked Nov 20 '18 at 19:04
DehederoDehedero
11
Most editors and IDEs have a feature called "snippets" or (in case of IntelliJ IDEA) "live templates" which can be used for this. You don't need to write a plugin.
– yole
Nov 20 '18 at 19:24
Snippets and live templates also work in TXT files.
– yole
Nov 20 '18 at 19:44
update description
– Dehedero
Nov 20 '18 at 19:52
i actually can parse all java classe to find all of them and write it to.. emm.. txt file why not, but how to add a 1000 live templates? manually? god dam legacy code...
– Dehedero
Nov 20 '18 at 19:58
thank you for advise, i find out where life template xml file is, its not a problem anymore))
– Dehedero
Nov 20 '18 at 20:32
add a comment |
I have an kinda difficult question(btw, sorry for my english).
My mad boss wants me to wrote a lot of strange text (i cant call it code), the problem is in the autocomplete, i will try to explain:
For example I am need to write text, about 120 000 words, and some sentences uses in this text really often - about 100 times, this sentences is "QuIcK brOwn foX", "jums over something" and "i dont know english" (case is important, also there actually about 200 sentences, which uses 100 times and some of them starts with quotes), so i hope there is some text editor or IDE which will give me an opportunity to customize autocomplete settings to make this job easier, but i dint found any one... If u know some software, which will help me, i will bw very Thankful
BTW, if u know, where i can find detail information about writting autocomplete plugins for any text editor or IDE, i also will be very thankful!
i probaly wasnt very clear, actually i have a lot of java classes, which contains only fields whit annotantions like:
@NameOfField("dat brown fox")
Enimal datBrownFox;
@NameOfField("dat Lazy Dog")
Enimal datLazyDog;
And i have to write some code in... TXT file, which looks like BDD scenario:
"dat Lazy Dog" bites "dat brown fox"
And it must be absolutelly the same as text in the annotaions, in other way it does not work fine, and dint throwing any error...
There are may be about 1000 this annotations in all project in different classes, different packages etc.
java text plugins ide editor
asked Nov 20 '18 at 19:04
DehederoDehedero
11
I have an kinda difficult question(btw, sorry for my english).
My mad boss wants me to wrote a lot of strange text (i cant call it code), the problem is in the autocomplete, i will try to explain:
For example I am need to write text, about 120 000 words, and some sentences uses in this text really often - about 100 times, this sentences is "QuIcK brOwn foX", "jums over something" and "i dont know english" (case is important, also there actually about 200 sentences, which uses 100 times and some of them starts with quotes), so i hope there is some text editor or IDE which will give me an opportunity to customize autocomplete settings to make this job easier, but i dint found any one... If u know some software, which will help me, i will bw very Thankful
BTW, if u know, where i can find detail information about writting autocomplete plugins for any text editor or IDE, i also will be very thankful!
i probaly wasnt very clear, actually i have a lot of java classes, which contains only fields whit annotantions like:
@NameOfField("dat brown fox")
Enimal datBrownFox;
@NameOfField("dat Lazy Dog")
Enimal datLazyDog;
And i have to write some code in... TXT file, which looks like BDD scenario:
"dat Lazy Dog" bites "dat brown fox"
And it must be absolutelly the same as text in the annotaions, in other way it does not work fine, and dint throwing any error...
There are may be about 1000 this annotations in all project in different classes, different packages etc.
java text plugins ide editor
java text plugins ide editor
asked Nov 20 '18 at 19:04
DehederoDehedero
11
asked Nov 20 '18 at 19:04
DehederoDehedero
11
edited Nov 20 '18 at 19:51
Dehedero
asked Nov 20 '18 at 19:04
DehederoDehedero
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asked Nov 20 '18 at 19:04
DehederoDehedero
11
asked Nov 20 '18 at 19:04
DehederoDehedero
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Most editors and IDEs have a feature called "snippets" or (in case of IntelliJ IDEA) "live templates" which can be used for this. You don't need to write a plugin.
– yole
Nov 20 '18 at 19:24
Snippets and live templates also work in TXT files.
– yole
Nov 20 '18 at 19:44
update description
– Dehedero
Nov 20 '18 at 19:52
i actually can parse all java classe to find all of them and write it to.. emm.. txt file why not, but how to add a 1000 live templates? manually? god dam legacy code...
– Dehedero
Nov 20 '18 at 19:58
thank you for advise, i find out where life template xml file is, its not a problem anymore))
– Dehedero
Nov 20 '18 at 20:32
add a comment |
Most editors and IDEs have a feature called "snippets" or (in case of IntelliJ IDEA) "live templates" which can be used for this. You don't need to write a plugin.
– yole
Nov 20 '18 at 19:24
Snippets and live templates also work in TXT files.
– yole
Nov 20 '18 at 19:44
update description
– Dehedero
Nov 20 '18 at 19:52
i actually can parse all java classe to find all of them and write it to.. emm.. txt file why not, but how to add a 1000 live templates? manually? god dam legacy code...
– Dehedero
Nov 20 '18 at 19:58
thank you for advise, i find out where life template xml file is, its not a problem anymore))
– Dehedero
Nov 20 '18 at 20:32
Most editors and IDEs have a feature called "snippets" or (in case of IntelliJ IDEA) "live templates" which can be used for this. You don't need to write a plugin.
– yole
Nov 20 '18 at 19:24
Most editors and IDEs have a feature called "snippets" or (in case of IntelliJ IDEA) "live templates" which can be used for this. You don't need to write a plugin.
– yole
Nov 20 '18 at 19:24
Snippets and live templates also work in TXT files.
– yole
Nov 20 '18 at 19:44
Snippets and live templates also work in TXT files.
– yole
Nov 20 '18 at 19:44
update description
– Dehedero
Nov 20 '18 at 19:52
update description
– Dehedero
Nov 20 '18 at 19:52
i actually can parse all java classe to find all of them and write it to.. emm.. txt file why not, but how to add a 1000 live templates? manually? god dam legacy code...
– Dehedero
Nov 20 '18 at 19:58
i actually can parse all java classe to find all of them and write it to.. emm.. txt file why not, but how to add a 1000 live templates? manually? god dam legacy code...
– Dehedero
Nov 20 '18 at 19:58
thank you for advise, i find out where life template xml file is, its not a problem anymore))
– Dehedero
Nov 20 '18 at 20:32
thank you for advise, i find out where life template xml file is, its not a problem anymore))
– Dehedero
Nov 20 '18 at 20:32
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This is a little complicated, but I think Netbeans does what you're asking.
Go to Tools -> Options -> Editor tab -> Code Templates tab
Then click "New" on the right side, and for the abbreviation use the first letter (or two, or three) of the sentence you want to auto-complete. Fill in the full sentence under "Expanded Text," and set "Expand Template on:" to "Tab" (or whatever key you'd prefer). Click OK.
Now when you type the first letter of the sentence and press Tab, it should auto-complete that sentence.
answered Nov 20 '18 at 20:48
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This is a little complicated, but I think Netbeans does what you're asking.
Go to Tools -> Options -> Editor tab -> Code Templates tab
Then click "New" on the right side, and for the abbreviation use the first letter (or two, or three) of the sentence you want to auto-complete. Fill in the full sentence under "Expanded Text," and set "Expand Template on:" to "Tab" (or whatever key you'd prefer). Click OK.
Now when you type the first letter of the sentence and press Tab, it should auto-complete that sentence.
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This is a little complicated, but I think Netbeans does what you're asking.
Go to Tools -> Options -> Editor tab -> Code Templates tab
Then click "New" on the right side, and for the abbreviation use the first letter (or two, or three) of the sentence you want to auto-complete. Fill in the full sentence under "Expanded Text," and set "Expand Template on:" to "Tab" (or whatever key you'd prefer). Click OK.
Now when you type the first letter of the sentence and press Tab, it should auto-complete that sentence.
answered Nov 20 '18 at 20:48
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This is a little complicated, but I think Netbeans does what you're asking.
Go to Tools -> Options -> Editor tab -> Code Templates tab
Then click "New" on the right side, and for the abbreviation use the first letter (or two, or three) of the sentence you want to auto-complete. Fill in the full sentence under "Expanded Text," and set "Expand Template on:" to "Tab" (or whatever key you'd prefer). Click OK.
Now when you type the first letter of the sentence and press Tab, it should auto-complete that sentence.
answered Nov 20 '18 at 20:48
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This is a little complicated, but I think Netbeans does what you're asking.
Go to Tools -> Options -> Editor tab -> Code Templates tab
Then click "New" on the right side, and for the abbreviation use the first letter (or two, or three) of the sentence you want to auto-complete. Fill in the full sentence under "Expanded Text," and set "Expand Template on:" to "Tab" (or whatever key you'd prefer). Click OK.
Now when you type the first letter of the sentence and press Tab, it should auto-complete that sentence.
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Most editors and IDEs have a feature called "snippets" or (in case of IntelliJ IDEA) "live templates" which can be used for this. You don't need to write a plugin.
– yole
Nov 20 '18 at 19:24
Snippets and live templates also work in TXT files.
– yole
Nov 20 '18 at 19:44
update description
– Dehedero
Nov 20 '18 at 19:52
i actually can parse all java classe to find all of them and write it to.. emm.. txt file why not, but how to add a 1000 live templates? manually? god dam legacy code...
– Dehedero
Nov 20 '18 at 19:58
thank you for advise, i find out where life template xml file is, its not a problem anymore))
– Dehedero
Nov 20 '18 at 20:32