${keyword:values(public, protected, private, function, implements, var, try, catch, class, interface, package)} ${cursor}
Now where ever I need to enter a keyword I just need to type "kw" and hit Ctrl+Space to get a popup showing all the keywords. (Note: Modify the list of keywords to suit your need)
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(totally off-topic) .. you were the only one that helped users with OLAPDataGrid ( a totally under appreciated class) ... I am down in the depth of mdx and ODG ... is there any way to open a dialog with you? As always TIA,
Mic
You can write to me sreenivas.ramaswamy at gmail dot com.
It has been really a long time ago that I worked on OLAP. I hope I can help you out.
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