From: Harry Truax Date: 2013-03-13T02:14:35+09:00 Subject: Question about using an automated date stamp for an abbreviation in the SciTE Editor Abbreviations File --000e0cd5f7da5d404704d7bd6cc8 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1 Hello, I am using SciTE Editor ver. 1.59 and would like to do the following: I want to enter an abbreviation into my Abbreviations File that will produce a date stamp for entering comments in my Ruby code. I would like to produce something like: # # 03/12/13 Note: # I am just learning about abbreviations [I stumbled into them while trying to figure out how to do Macros], is it possible to have an abbreviation that can automatically produce the above note with the current date as shown? Thanks for your help, Harry Truax -- Harry Truax Phone: 315.463.8506 Email: htruax@stf.com 26 Corporate Circle East Syracuse, NY 13057 --000e0cd5f7da5d404704d7bd6cc8 Content-Type: text/html; charset=ISO-8859-1
Hello,

I am using SciTE Editor ver. 1.59 and would like to do the following:

I want to enter an abbreviation into my Abbreviations File that will produce a date stamp for entering comments in my Ruby code.

I would like to produce something like:

#
# 03/12/13 Note:
#

I am just learning about abbreviations [I stumbled into them while trying to figure out how to do Macros], is it possible to have an
abbreviation that can automatically produce the above note with the current date as shown?

Thanks for your help,

Harry Truax

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Harry Truax
Phone: 315.463.8506
Email: htruax@stf.com
26 Corporate Circle
East Syracuse, NY 13057
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