I use this library and like it. Snippet-like functuonality a one of the things that got TextMate as much attention as it received.
It's particularly nice when you have Emacs's terrific electric mode on along with yasnippet working with a relevant set of snippets. Code just magically Ppesrs in screen, perfectly formatted.
I have to recommend technomancy's starter kit. I've been using it (and slowly customizing it to my own needs as I learn emacs) for the past couple of months.
found yasnippet some days back, also that Chrononaut provides snippets “automatically converted from the TextMate repository” to be used with the yasnippet.
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I use this library and like it. Snippet-like functuonality a one of the things that got TextMate as much attention as it received.
It's particularly nice when you have Emacs's terrific electric mode on along with yasnippet working with a relevant set of snippets. Code just magically Ppesrs in screen, perfectly formatted.
I have to recommend technomancy's starter kit. I've been using it (and slowly customizing it to my own needs as I learn emacs) for the past couple of months.
http://github.com/technomancy/emacs-starter-kit/tree/master
Some of the forks include yasnippet as well, which I too use.
found yasnippet some days back, also that Chrononaut provides snippets “automatically converted from the TextMate repository” to be used with the yasnippet.
blogged a tiny howto to get it running. http://is.gd/ruUx
I've been using this in my Emacs setup for a while now. It's really nice, and works like a charm.
I'm a vim user and I've been using snipMate:
http://github.com/meese/snipmate.vim/tree/master