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Comments by Nieminen (Top 2 by date)
Nieminen
23-Apr-15 14:35pm
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I like that, and I believe that is a decent start, however not all of them are simple text insertions, some of them are more complicated and somewhat interactive.
Do you happen to know how you might implement something, that takes the highlighted text, and wraps each block (separated by a blank long) with <p> or <div> tags? essentially turning:
Stuff
and
things
into:
<p>
stuff
</p>
<p>
and
</p>
<p>
things
</p>
Nieminen
22-Apr-15 15:39pm
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Yeah, we've found all that out. But we would very much like to make VS work. Do you have the knowledge on how to create a button (in the toolbar) that simply adds code to the open file at the cursor position?
If we could just get one working that way, we can figure out the rest ourselves. The problem is getting the first one. My team and I have done extensive searches on the web to find similar things, but nothing seems to be quite what we're looking for, and it's different enough for it not to be within our knowledge to adapt.
Thanks!