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I have recently started using the excellent Texter. I wanted to set up a shortcut for creating html comments. However that it seems that the exclamation character (!) has special significance in the program, and so does not come out in script mode.
This character is of course required for…<!-- html comment here -->
Here is the code I tried to create the shortcut…
{HOME}<!-- {END}{BS} -->
Just wondering if there is a way of getting around this problem??
Cheers
“To send the literal forms of the special characters above, just wrap them in the same curly brackets.” So something like
{HOME}<{!}-- {END}{BS} -->. From Lifehacker.