[LTT]

1:
<${1:p}>${2:${SelText}}</$1>$0
Trigger such a snippet and escape midway.
Undo.
** Unable to Redo the Undone step.

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2:
editor.ExecutePlugin( “Snippets.dll”, eePluginUserMessage, 1, “FolderName\\SnippetName” );

Is it possible to make it support “\” in folder/snippet names?

And even support folders/snippets with same name?

[Yutaka Emura]

1. We will fix this on the next version.

2. The next version will allow you to use this second form (notice the 3rd parameter is 2):

editor.ExecutePlugin( "Snippets.dll", eePluginUserMessage, 2, "/FolderName/SnippetName" );

The separator character (in this case, ‘/’) must be used as the first character of the string.
‘/’ can be any single character. For instance, the following is also OK.

editor.ExecutePlugin( "Snippets.dll", eePluginUserMessage, 2, "|FolderName|SnippetName" );

You can still use the old form (3rd parameter is 1) to keep backward compatibility.

[LTT]

Considerate improvement.
Thank you for the detailed reply.

Maybe “Notes” are needed in pages like this:
emeditor_en.chm::/macro/editor/editor_executeplugin.htm

But I have to rename the same-named snippets for macro cases? Though Snippets plug-in allows the use.

[Yutaka Emura]

I just need to clarify your question. Do you want the 4th parameter (in this case “|FolderName|Snippets|”) case-insensitive?

[LTT]

Not really.

For example,
Duplicate a snippet by Ctrl+C and Ctrl+V.
Then change the content of either one.
I’d rather keep their names identical for some reasons.
I know it’s not a good habit, but since the plug-in allows same names…

I wonder if there’s a way in a macro to handle the same-named ones (by order or something).

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