Emmet.codaplugin
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Coda 2.5 Support
Coda was updated to v2.5 today. This broke support for Emmet. Is there a plan to restore functionality?
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I worked on the Coda 2.5 beta testing team and Emmet was working until a few beta releases ago (2.5b19). It may be something to do with the new way plugins are created and shouldn't take much to fix hopefully. For some reason the FRC version moves the plugin to the disabled plugins folder.
+1 update plz~
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I only updated half an hour ago and I'm already going insane not being able to use emmet.
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I only hope this gets addressed as soon as possible. I'm going insane too.
The guys at coda claim the plugin's been causing crashes for a while now; I always assumed it was something unrelated.
+1 really need this.
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I found that the original zen coding plugin still works under Coda, so as a temporary solution it should be good: https://code.google.com/p/zen-coding/downloads/detail?name=Zen.Coding-Coda.v0.7.1.zip
+42 on that issue.
I'd fix it myself if i knew how the coda plugins works, unfortunately, i don't :(
@Asone, yo might find this link helpful:
https://github.com/panicinc/CodaPluginKit
This seems to work (link at the bottom of thread) https://github.com/emmetio/Emmet.codaplugin/issues/18
@mtedwards thanks for sharing that here!
This commit fixes the bug(s): https://github.com/FROLoff/emmet-objc/commit/f5bbad6381ae15b5836c77f05c1ef95ba4077662
You can find download links to a patched version of the plugin from @FROLoff in his comments near the bottom of #18.
The patched version by @FROLoff works, however self closing tags aren't recognized, nor are any preset abbreviations from what I can see (e.g. a => <a href""></a>
)
Edit: Oh, even more maddening; the cursor isn't even moved to the centre of the tag when created.
Coda without emmet is like cofee without caffeine! please please please be back soon!
Does anyone know how to compile the coda plugin from the objc versions? I can't seem to find a lick of instructions anywhere.
Update on my complaint with @FROLoff's patch; apparently everything's fine with html abbreviations when I'm using an HTML file; PHP files don't work. Any idea how I can fix this so the abbreviations work on those?
Fixed the issue; just had to add this to the snippet.json; don't recall needing to do that before.
"php": {
"extends": "html",
"profile": "html",
"filters": "html"
},
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+1 For resolving this... please and +1 with @dougwollison . It works , but I think you mean "php":{}, not "xml":{}
@laboiteare you're right, copy & pasted but forgot to update the values. Updated my post.
@dougwollison are your snippets working with coda 2.5? None of mine are running... Can you share a functional example of snippets.json?