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@ -29,7 +29,9 @@ Pretty simple. You probably have run into snippets before.
Snippets are defined in a text area (like a file) in settings. Each snippet has two parts: lhs and rhs.
The lhs (left hand side) determines what text gets replaced; the rhs (right hand side) determines what replaces the text.
##### The lhs (left hand side) determines what text gets replaced; the rhs (right hand side) determines what replaces the text.
##### The lhs is *exactly* the text that will be replaced, while the rhs can have certain symbols to represent things like whitespace.
Naturally, there is a symbol to divide these two halves of a snippet, called a snippet part divider:
@ -43,6 +45,8 @@ And, there is a symbol to divide each separate snippet in the list of snippets,
`-==-`, for example.
You must keep the snippet divider on their own line - that is, the plugin expects a newline after the snippet divider. (Implicitly, no two snippets can be on the same line.)
So if you had the following snippets file:
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