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Is there a way to make TextMate automatically add a closing HTML tag when I type the opening one? Something like what Notepad++ does under Windows/Linux, or MS Visual Studio.
I mean WITHOUT any shortcuts? So I just type “<body>” and it adds “</body>” and puts the cursor back in between. Without any “Ctrl + Shift + Option + Whatever” black magic.
Or a TextMate alternative maybe?
PS. Mac OS is just one of the many OS’es I work in, so I don’t want to litter my brain with any shortcuts…
No, you can’t. The simplest thing you could do for closing tags is to type some opening tag with it’s contents
<div>Some textand then hitCommand + Option + Dotto close the most recent unclosed tag. This involves a shortcut but it is easy to remember.