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Editor support with text comment support?

I know etexteditor and vim / emacs.

Are there any other window editors that support textmate-like fragments (for example, you write a trigger word, click a tab, something changes, you click a tab again and it changes to the first stop, you can then enter something there and it will change to several other places according to a specific fragment)? I know this a little strange explanation, but you probably know what I mean.

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InType may "someday" become what you are looking for, at least the alpha is promising. Unfortunately, the release of the InType version is still far from ready (see the Blog and Forums).

Update: I am currently using Sublime Text , another excellent editor: fully Python-scriptable and fragment support.

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You can use the snipMate plugin for vim - I use it and it works great

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Redcar , written in Ruby, has just been released, but it is not polished by any means.

Besides, I don’t know anything.

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jEdit will do something similar if you use SuperAbbrevs .

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Visual Studio will do this, but it's not as good as textmate / e.

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I do not use windows, but when searching for an alternative for linux, I came across e-texteditor .

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You can explore an application independent of your development environment to expand fragments.

I have a fragment of lorem ipsum; which contains my URL, my email address, etc., but you can also create snippets containing the code.

Applications: Textexpander for Mac, Typinator for Mac, Texter for Windows (no experience with the latter, so I don’t know if this is good)

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Komodo Edit and Komodo IDE support this, although TextMate may have been slightly improved and polished in this area. However, Komodo Edit is free and very profitable from such as InType and E for Windows.

http://www.openkomodo.com/

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Visual Studio 2015 Update 2 RC

Visual Studio now supports the use of TextMate fragments by using IntelliSense Termination by placing tmSnippet files in the fragment folder.

https://t.co/kmG52wkOXe

Visual Studio Code

Another addition to the code code generator is the ability to add TextMate Snippets (.tmSnippets) for VS code

http://blogs.msdn.com/b/user_ed/archive/2015/12/12/visual-studio-code-new-feature-yo-code-generator-textmate-snippets.aspx

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