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I've included a description of what I hope this would do bellow, but I think the easiest way to solve this would just be to change the line of your code that includes the match() function. If I new regex this would probably be pretty easy to exclude the string 'php' from the match so that the function wouldn't run expansion if tab was hit after …
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| <html> | |
| <head> | |
| </head> | |
| <body> | |
| <!-- So when i'm in an html document like this and I want to start typing php, I will just type 'php' as bellow --> | |
| <!-- The '_' marks where the cursor is when I hit the tab key --> | |
| php_ | |
| <!-- Then I would want that to expand to the line bellow, placing the cursor in the newly opened php tag --> | |
| <?php _ ?> | |
| </bod> | |
| </html> |
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ok, that makes a lot more sense in what you're trying to do :-)
the simplest thing would be to add
if match(line, 'php') > -1to do something specifically forphp.i believe emmet itself can also be configured to define custom expansions like this, so consult its documentation for how to do it.
hope that helps!