Hash and Curly Braces inside a Ruby String with snippets
I was looking for a way to save myself an annoyance in Vim when interpolating a value inside a Ruby string.
Problem
GIVEN that the cursor is inside a Ruby string
WHEN I type #
THEN Vim should insert into the text #{}
AND my cursor should be between the curly braces
AND after I finish typing inside the curly braces there should be a way to jump out of them.
Solution
snippet #
#{${1}} ${2}
Thus, when I type #
-TAB
:
- Vim adds the curly braces
- Places the cursor inside the braces
- And when I finish typing, I can press tab to jump out.
I never used the original snippet anyway, because I use Tim Pope’s excellent plugin, Vim Commentary.
Published on 08 May 2020
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