Even better, your cursor goes inside the empty value (between the quotation marks) so you can type or paste in the URL. If you instead use auto-complete to generate an anchor element (or any element that requires an attribute/value pair), Sublime Text enters the element AND the attribute/value pair for you. To top it all off, Sublime Text puts your cursor right where you'd want it, between the & the.
It's enabled by default for source code and HTML (but only after entering a. Built-in auto-completionĪuto complete shows the completion popup as you type, so you can fill in long words by typing only a few characters.
In addition, you can also install various packages that will enable additional kinds of auto-completion. It's a great feature for any text editor, & Sublime Text does it really well. This can save time & typing, as well as making your work more accurate. Seeker of the Song would have been similar in that regard if it weren’t because of Subvocalizing, and Warchanter is actually nice if you manage to focus quite a bit on the warrior side, but it’s a double-edge sword (you sacrifice the good buffing spells for rage, intimidate, and better BAB options arguably the latter would be decent if played correctly with a bunch of hirelings or low BAB characters, but that isn’t enough to save it).Sublime Text auto-completes text in other words, it figures out what you're typing & completes it for you. I’d heartily support that, and offer Dirgesinger to the fray as explained somewhere else, it sacrifices 3/5ths of the bardic experience (spellcasting, 6+Int skills, good skill selection including UMD) for 2/5ths of a selection that simply doesn’t compare (3/4ths BAB which would have worked better with Warchanter and the songs which are a tad disappointing). I think that there should be a fourth installment speaking of which Bard PrCs NOT to take. Otherwise, it would have been pretty interesting, since sonic spells are quite effective given that they are one of the least-resisted spells (aside from acid spells).
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