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yasmate
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Convert textmate bundles to yasnippet format
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yasmate ======= A ruby tool to convert textmate snippet bundles to [yasnippet](http://github.com/capitaomorte/yasnippet) format. These rails-centric conversions already bundled: * ruby-mode * html-mode * rails-mode Make sure you cloned `yasmate` with the `--recursive` option to fetch submodules of the actual "tmbundles" maintained by the Textmate community. In `yasmate`'s top dir: gem install plist trollop # two dependencies needed first rake convert_bundles # will convert ruby, rails and html bundles Then, in your `.emacs` file (add-to-list 'load-path "/path/to/yasnippet") (require 'yasnippet) ;; use just the yasmate snippet collection (setq yas-snippet-dirs '("~/.emacs.d/snippets" "/path/to/yasmate/snippets")) (yas-global-mode 1) Open some rails file (model, app, etc) and start using the textmate snippets. How to convert foo.tmbundle --------------------------- 1. Add a git submodule `bundles/foo.tmbundle` pointing to the `tmbundle` repo. 2. Add a `snippets/foo-mode` directory, assuming `foo-mode` is the corresponding emacs major-mode. 3. Run `yasmate.rb -d bundles/foo.tmbundle -o snippets/foo-mode` That's it, your converted snippets now live under `snippets/foo-mode` It messed up on snippet XYZ!!! ------------------------------ Yep, it's unlikely be perfect. `yasmate.rb` has some rules for translating bits of Textmate syntax to yasnippet's embedded elisp syntax. I call these **substitutions**. For example, this is Textmate ${0:$TM_SELECTED_TEXT} is this in yasnippet ${0:`yas-selected-text`} Those builtin rules help a lot, but some textmate bundles have very specific substitutions that have to be added into the mix in a per-bundle fashion. So there are these `snippets/foo-mode/.yasmate-extra-substitutions.el` files that help with that. Here's how it works: 1. you follow the steps I gave above 2. you notice that `yasmate.rb` also created a `snippets/foo-mode/.yasmate-unknown-substitutions.el` file. You notice the unknown substitution for the snippet XYZ that didn't work 4. you grab that bit, correct it, and paste it into a new `snippets/foo-mode/.yasmate-extra-substitutions.el` The format of the substitution files sucks ------------------------------------------ Yep! It's very ... inventive. And wrong. They should be pure elisp files and `yasmate.rb` should be rewritten in emacs-lisp to spare the dependency on ruby.
