I stumbled on a link where that auther set up some custom abbreviations for emacs. This is just the thing to complement yasnippet mode. I set up about 11 custom abbreviations for editing forms with ARG’s core custom data points. so now I can type the following and hit enter to get the desired form input:
- ae ->amp email:
<input maxlength="50" name="q1" type="text" value="<V1>" /> - afn ->first name:
<input maxlength="25" name="q2" type="text" value="<V2>" /> - aln ->last name:
<input maxlength="25" name="q3" type="text" value="<V3>" /> - aa1 ->address:
<input maxlength="25" name="q4" type="text" value="<V4>" /> - aa2 ->address2:
<input maxlength="25" name="q5" type="text" value="<V5>" /> - acy ->amp city:
<input maxlength="25" name="q6" type="text" value="<V6>" /> - ast ->amp state:
<select name="q7"> ...state options ... </select> - azp ->amp zip:
<input maxlength="5" name="q8" type="text" value="<V8>" /> - ap1 ->phone1:
<input maxlength="3" name="q15" type="text" value="<V15>" /> - ap2 ->phone2:
<input maxlength="3" name="q18" type="text" value="<V18>" /> - ap2r ->p2 required:
<input maxlength="3" name="q15" type="text" value="<V15>" /> - agd ->amp gender:
<select name="q14">...gender options... </select> - appl ->code-pop link:
<script type="text/javascript"> custom link popping js </script>
