These snippets are more general AMD snippets, rather than being specific
to RequireJS i.e. they can be used by anyone using an AMD script loader,
not just RequireJS.
This was discovered while trying to use
UltiSnips_SnippetsInCurrentScope() with some snippets that have
apostrophes in the description (such as printf('...', ...)).
The "class" attribute is commonly set for <div>s, but the current
snippet definition makes it difficult to create any attributes other
than "id". Setup that attribute as the id is done, so that either or
both may be easily included.
• `rwprop` did not work at all for me (messed up expansion)
and did not honor `ultisnips_python_quoting_style`.
• slotclass assigns to variables beginning with an underscore
in its init function and thus the slots have to begin
with an underscore too.
Overtypes triggers, so that text objects are properly killed, also
changes test.py to pass python values using a temp file and :pyfile
instead of typing it out using << EOF.
In the instance of calling the class snippet within a puppet file
located in
/home/pjfoley/puppet/modules/profile/manifests/server/init/init.pp
I would expect the return value to be "profile::server::init", it
currently returns "profile::server" which is missing a module path
layer.
In the instance of calling the class snippet within a puppet file
located in /home/pjfoley/puppet/modules/profile/manifests/init.pp
I would expect the return value to be "profile", it currently returns
"profile::"
The extra "::" is a bug and puppet compilation fails with the message
"Syntax error at ':'
In the instance of calling the class snippet within a puppet file
located in /home/pjfoley/puppet/modules/profile/manifests/init.pp
I would expect the return value to be "profile", it currently returns
"profile::"
The extra "::" is a bug and puppet compilation fails with the message
"Syntax error at ':'
Signed-off-by: Rene Vergara <rene.a.vergara@gmail.com>
Add a snippet to enter a transaction into a ledger file to be
used with the ledger accounting tool.
Recommend to use the vim-ledger plugin for filetype detection.
Signed-off-by: Rene Vergara <rene.a.vergara@gmail.com>
Add a snippet for BibLaTeX for book, inbook, online and article.
Add a snippet for LaTeX to enter a parenthesis pair.
