I have just installed Python Digengo and Gigengo templates bundles in textile. However, if the tag is not triggered, I open a .py file and press many tabs and tabs and do not autocomplete it.
When I click on it from the menu bar manually, it works fine, am I forgetting something? Need to activate bundles somehow?
You may have scope mismatch -, when you do that scope If you add, it matches the radius in which it was defined.
In your case, the 'Default Scope Selector for many-I' snippet is source.python.django , yet in that scope you were probably at that time The snippet used Source.python , which is pre-set when you open / create a python file.
There are two ways to deal with this, both are easy. The scope of the first document is to change; The second function is to change the scope of the snippet.
To do this first, simply change the language related to that document which you can use through the pop-up menu in the second panel (from the left side) the control bar (the bottom of the TM document window) If the python (.py) document is opened, then it should be set to "Python" by default. Click on the triangle to the right of "Python" and select "Python Django" Once you do this, type "many Tom" in the text area, then by killing the tab, you will do what you want.
Alternatively you can change the scope of the snippet To do this, open the bundle editor ("ctrl-option-cmd b"), then select "Python Genzo" and then "Many "Select snippet. Click the "Settings" button at the top right of the bundle editor window, then change the text in the Scope Selector text box to read "Source Dragon" (by default it should read "Source Youthon Dodgego").
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