Hi, good night.

I'll trying change shortcut keys for:
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But not working.
Why?

Hello,
i want to report a bug i've discovered.
zen-coding-gedit is not working if the place in which i'm trying to use it is preceded with a tab.

I'm using gEdit 2.30.3 on Ubuntu 11.04

I can record a screencast or anything to help you fix it. Please just ask.

mv zen-coding/ zen_coding/, and update zen-coding.gedit-plugin to match. This will allow it to be imported normally without resorting to "stupid import tricks", making it easier to hack on and reuse.

ul>li*2

results in

\t

\t

Adding "after = after.replace('\t', indent)" to init.py:expand_zencode(self, window)" would suffice to correct this.

In an ideal world, the indentation would be picked up from the editor's settings rather than configured separately for the plugin.

import gconf
tab_size = gconf.client_get_default().get_int("/apps/gedit-2/preferences/editor/tabs/tabs_size")
spaces = gconf.client_get_default().get_bool("/apps/gedit-2/preferences/editor/tabs/insert_spaces")

Will grab the setting, although I don't think this is the per-editor setting. Still, better this than having to edit a settings file and restart gedit each time I switch to a different file with a different indentation scheme.

The files i'm working with the newlines are CR LF (windows) and i'm using tabs for indentation

when expanding any element over multiple lines it's adding extra newlines and losing the indentation after the first element (as the tabs are before the extra newline) i.e:

(tab)(tab)div*3

then generates exactly:

(tab)(tab)div/divCRLF

(tab)(tab)CRLF

div/divCRLF

(tab)(tab)CRLF

div/divCRLF

CRLF

had to modify the div's github doesn't seem to like them when written as proper tags in that format

New folder plugins in ubuntu 11.10:
~/.local/share/gedit/plugins

New regulations:
.gedit-plugin extension should be named .plugin
[Gedit Plugin] header should be [Plugin]
IAge=2 should be IAge=3
All plugins must have a .plugin file along side it.

But this does not help. The plugin does not work in gedit 3.
http://itmag.es/42H2K

I would like to have this feature in gedit, but is it working in 2021?

When clicking CTRL+Z it always reverts just before first use of Zen Coding in the document.

On habrahabr.ru i found information about new features about zen-coding v0.6.
New zen can expand abbreviations like this one:

div#page>(div#header>ul#nav>li_4>a)+(div#page>(h1>span)+p_2)+div#footer

So, my question: will there ever be carried this function in your plugin?

Hello again. There is little trouble with expanding abbreviations in gedit. If file have utf-8 encoding - zen works correctly, but if there is cp1251 encoding - abbreviations wont be expanded, or expands wrongly.

Do you plan to add placeholders you can navigate with tab, like snippets do, in this amazing plugin?
Besides, do you think it would be possible to merge zen-coding with snippets as well, using tab to expand?
Great work!

SnapOpen (http://github.com/MadsBuus/gedit-snapopen-plugin) and other forks use Ctrl+Alt+O to open files, so there is a conflict between SnapOpen and Zen Coding. In order to have both plugins working, I usually fix this issue editing plugin.py and changing the shortcut for Zen Coding to Ctrl+Shift+Alt+O. I think it would be good to have this by default.

I download the files and unpack them into ~/.gnome2/gedit/plugins/

However, when I restart gedit, I just can't find the button to activate it in Edit -> Preferences -> Plugins menu....

My folder structure is like this:

.gnome2 (folder)
gedit (folder)
plugins (folder)
zencoding (folder)
README.md
UNLICENSE.md
zencoding.gedit-plugin

How can I make it work?

btw, my gedit version is 2.8.1

Thanks.

css abbreviation expanding works perfect in *.css files, but what about <style> tag in the *.html and *.php files? i think it will be very usefull. so i'm waiting for this)) thanks

Hi, I don't know if this is the right place to put this, but after upgrading to gnome3 I cannot use zen coding anymore on gedit.

Is there support to gedit 3.0 for this plugin?

Thanks

Currently, settings are stored in a python file; this makes it impossible to adjust them without restarting gedit, as the module is cached (and therefore not re-read). It would be preferable if they were stored in a gconf key and reread each time they're used, as this would allow a user to adjust them using gconf-editor without needing to restart gedit.

I'm not sure if gedit provides an easier hook. There's a plugin settings button that's greyed out; whatever's responsible for that may be easier to hook into, and would be ideal.

mv zen-coding/ zen_coding/, and update zen-coding.gedit-plugin to match. This will allow it to be imported normally without resorting to "stupid import tricks", making it easier to hack on and reuse.

Hey, I tried to update the python files to the latest version (the folder inside .gnome2/gedit). Made the plugin stop working tho :(

When expanding CSS the cursor is positioned outside of the semi-colon rather than just before it

for example you type:

fl(ctrl+e)

it then generates: (the pipe representing the cursor)

float:;|

rather than

float:|;