Top-rated recipes tagged "auto"

Komodo JS Macro: Real auto word-wrap (JavaScript)

2012-04-10T17:38:13-07:00

JavaScript recipe 578099 by Furlo (auto, komodo, macro, word, wrap).

This script will add real auto-wrap functionality to Komodo, ie. it will wrap text after reaching column 80 just in the same way as you would by pressing <Enter>.

You can bind a keyboard shortcut to macro, or trigger it on Komodo startup, or both. Either way, repeated pressing of binded shortcut (or running the macro) will switch it off and on again.

In fact, script only adds event listener, which fires a function (after each keypress), that checks if cursor position is not in column higher that 79 and, if needed, calls Komodo built-in function "Reflow paragraph" to reflow the paragraph.

This recipe was not created by me from scratch. I have just read David Brewer's feature request at komodo-discuss, used troyt's original code for autowrap and tweaked/simplified it a little.

Bash script to create a header for Bash scripts (Bash)

2011-11-02T01:57:07-07:00

Bash recipe 577862 by userend (auto, bash, create, emacs, gpl, header, linux, script, shell, vim). Revision 3.

This will create a header for a Bash script. It is a nice way keep a track of what your script does and when it was created, the author of the script, etc..

It will open the script automatically with one of the two most popular editor out there, Vim or Emacs! It also checks to see if there is a script with the same name in the current working directory so it will not overwrite another file.

v0.4: I had to kick this up a notch. I took the suggestion of "dev h" to add a chance for the user to select another name for the script.

Please leave comments and suggestions.

Python script to create a header for Python scripts (Python)

2011-10-02T15:45:11-07:00

Python recipe 577846 by userend (2, auto, create, emacs, header, linux, python, script, vim). Revision 5.

This will create a header for a Python script. It is a nice way keep a track of what your script does and when it was created, the author of the script, etc..

Update: Now, it will automatically open with one of the two most popular editors, Vim or Emacs! This script has been updated from the second version to replace spaces with underscores in the title, to convert uppercase to lowercase. It also checks to see if there is a script with the same name in the current working directory so it will not overwrite another file. Please leave comments and suggestions.