Addition to CSS zen coding

[agibsonsw]

No worries

I created a version of my Snippet that refers to the current line, and the Python code eventually deletes this line:

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self.view.run_command("insert_snippet",{"name": "Packages/CSS/Andypropxs.sublime-snippet"})
cur_linef = self.view.full_line(sel)
self.view.erase(edit, cur_linef)

This works great! But I'm more interested in working interactively with the console/output window. Next adventure

[castles_made_of_sand]

sorry, busy as shit dude!

re: inserting snippet ... meant for your regex snippet so you could use a hotkey for the snippet ... instead of propx-tab ...

Similar to this builtin ruby jobbie ...

  { "keys": ["#"], 
    "command": "insert_snippet", 
    "args": {"contents": "#{${1:$SELECTION}}$0"} }

>>> more interested in working interactively with the console/output window

not quite sure what you meant there ...

[agibsonsw]

Hi @castles

I'm playing with plug-ins. I can grab text from the input panel, insert it into the main view and run a version of my snippet that uses this text (via TM_CURRENT_LINE) and then deletes the line I inserted:

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self.view.run_command("insert_snippet",{"name": "Packages/CSS/Andypropxs.sublime-snippet"})

But what I'd prefer to do is to pass the input text directly to the snippet as a variable, without having to create, and subsequently erase, a line of text.

Do you know if this is possible? Regards, Andy.