code-snippets

{ "Comment": { "prefix": "#", "body": "<!-- ${TM_FILEPATH/([^/]*\/[^/]*)$/$1/} -->" } } I have set up the about code snippet, the purpose is to add a comment that adds the file's base directory and file name <!-- templates/base.html --> like this but discards the rest of the path. I believe this is originally based on TextMate snippets. I have tried everything but I can't get it to work, it's probably something silly but I don't see what I'm doing wrong. Using just TM_FILEPATH without the regex results in <!-- /Users/johndoe/Sites/blog/blog/templates/base.html --> I used this https://code

Here I am faced with an issue that I believe(or at least hope) was solved 1 million times already. What I got as the input is a string that represents a length of an object in imperial units. It can go like this: $length = "3' 2 1/2\""; or like this: $length = "1/2\""; or in fact in any other way we normally would write it. In effort to reduce global wheel invention, I wonder if there is some function, class, or regexp-ish thing that will allow me to convert Imperial length into Metric length? Here is my solution. It uses eval() to evaluate the expression, but don't worry, the regex check at

Is there any ready for use code snippet in VS 2010 Express edition (for C#), to create constructor with parameters from selected properties? When I create a new class and I've written following code: public class FileDetails { public int ID { get; set; } public string FileName { get; set; } public string FilePath { get; set; } public DateTime LastWriteTime { get; set; } public FileStatus LastFileStatus { get; set; } public NotifyIfFileNotExists NotifyIfFileNotExists { get; set; } public string RecepientsEmailList { get; set; } public string AdminEmailList { get; set; } public FileDetails() { }

I would like to include a snippet in a template but only if the snippet file exist. Is there any way I can do it? Now I'm just using: {% include 'snippetName' %} But this throws the error: Liquid error: Could not find asset snippets/snippetName.liquid The reason I need such a functionality is because I have a background process that adds the snippet later on. Had this problem myself. This was my solution: {% capture the_snippet_content %}{% include the_snippet %}{% endcapture %} {% unless the_snippet_content contains "Liquid error" %} {% include reviews_snippet %} {% endunless %} Basically

I'm currently using 'data:post.snippet' for blogger mobile snippet. <div class='post-body' style='color:black;'> <b:if cond='data:post.snippet'><data:post.snippet/></b:if> </div> But its character length(140) is too low, and it doesn't give a line break between the headings and paragraphs. When there's a heading at the very start line break is necessary. Can someone please suggest me a javascript code to replace above code to overcome those two issues. You can utilize the data:post.longSnippet data tag which has the limit of upto 300-400 character <div class='post-body' style='color:black;'>