Be sure to set varible tempo-interactive to non-nil for prompting
Read up on tempo it is used for the jde-gen templates
Mark
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> First off, I've been a JDE user for a couple of years now, it has done
> wonders for my productivity.
>
> Every couple of months I "discover" and start using a new feature. Recently
> I turned on abbrev-mode.
>
> When I want to create a forloop, I type fori[space]. This results in the
> following:
>
> for (int = 0; < ; ++)
> {
>
> } // end of for (int = 0; < ; ++)
>
>
> This actually is more annoying than typing out the for loop in that I need
> to use the cursor keys to navigate around and put in the loop variable and
> upper bound. Looking at the "source" for the abbrev, it looks like it
> should prompt me for these values. Is there a setting I need to toggle
> before it will prompt for these values. Am I using the feature wrong?
>
> Thanks in advance,
> -Geoff
>
> P.S. here is a code snippet that I find extremely usefull. It allows you
> to hit tab-twice to do autocompletion. A single hit of the tab key will
> indent the code as expected.
>
>
> (defun geoffs-jde-tab()
> "Inteligent tabbing in JDE First time tab is hit, it indents the line,
> second time it calls jde-conplete-at point."
> (interactive)
> (let* ((keys (recent-keys)) ; this stolen from pc-keys....
> (len (length keys))
> (key1 (if (> len 0) (elt keys (- len 1)) nil))
> (key2 (if (> len 1) (elt keys (- len 2)) nil))
> (key3 (if (> len 2) (elt keys (- len 3)) nil))
> (key-equal-1 (eq key1 key2))
> (key-equal-2 (and key-equal-1 (eq key2 key3))))
> (cond
> (key-equal-1 (call-interactively 'jde-complete-at-point))
> (t (call-interactively 'c-indent-command)))
> )
> )
>
> (provide 'geoffs-jde-tab)
>
> (define-key jde-mode-map [tab] 'geoffs-jde-tab)
