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  1. macosdude
    That's awesome - thanks!
  2. macosdude
    It looks as though before the change I posted in my initial message, it was necessary to place a # before a string to indicate an RGB string, and now that's not necessary. Anyway, it's not a big deal, just one of those little things you learn to live with. Thanks!
  3. macosdude
    No, it doesn't affect the snippet getting copied to the clipboard, it just looks a little strange when you're scrolling through the list of snippets and most are at the top of the window, left justified. Then you come across a 6 character snippet of valid hex characters and it shows the color (which can be an awful color 🙂), and the associated text is centered at the bottom of the window. It seems like there should be a more specific way to indicate an RGB color string, so that standard strings are not processed as colors.
  4. macosdude
    I have some snippets that just happen to be 6 characters, all of them valid hex digits. For these snippets, I always see the color preview, when I just want to see the text I have entered for the snippet. It looks like there was a change made some time ago that allows 6 character snippets to be shown as a color preview, without any special syntax. Is there any way to disable this? Even a snippet of 123456 shows a color preview. Thanks!
  5. macosdude
    Because macOS and iOS allow sharing of the paste buffer, I am constantly copying text on macOS and pasting it to a text field or document on my iOS device. Snippets seem to be the perfect solution for this, but I can't figure out how to get a snippet to get copied into the paste buffer on macOS, but not pasted. If I get to the snippets through the clipboard, it works fine if I turn off Auto paste on return. I'd like to be able to do the same using the "snip" keyword. Thanks!
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