The single quote rule was driving me nuts on pages where I was creating content, not code so I took the rule out by editing gemini.py - and also added an open % close % rule ( Ruby on Rails views ). ( See my link for blog posting about it )

Your plugin code has these rules very tidily in the same place, so would be great if some python whiz created a configure screen.

Thanks again

Keith

I haven’t enough python knowledge (text buffers, text iters… OMG! too complicated for me), but something doesn’t seem to work at this.

Thanks anyway, plugin is very useful.

It happened that when I clicked ‘{’ and then ENTER just to have something like:
{
[cursor here]
}

gedit crashed.

Then I realized that this happened only when I had the option to Use spaces instead of tab in gedit settings.

I unchecked that option and it worked great.

If you still want to use spaces instead of tabs you can change a line in gemini.py :

go to the end of the file

find this:

if view.get_insert_spaces_instead_of_tabs():
buf.insert_at_cursor(’ ‘ * view.get_tabs_width ())
else:
buf.insert_at_cursor(’\t’)

return True

replace
view.get_tabs_width ()
with the number of spaces you want to be used instead of tabs ie.

If I want to use 4 spaces instead of tab my code will be:

if view.get_insert_spaces_instead_of_tabs():
buf.insert_at_cursor(’ ‘ * 4)
else:
buf.insert_at_cursor(’\t’)

return True

hope someone find this helpful

> (is displayed when I type ‘’)

The same thing happens with all the characters supported by the plug-in.

Kind regards,
Bjarki

Did you enable it on the GEdit Preferences? (Edit / Preferences / Plugins)?

Best