It would be great to be able to add a wildcard to a shortcut, then use that wildcard in the expanded text.
For instance, I'd like to expand "1|contact" to "V1 | IV fm. | Contact". I'd like to be able to format a shortcut as "?|contact" => "V? | IV fm. | Contact" to make this happen. Suggest using "?" for single characters and "*" for multiple characters, though I suspect a small upper limit would have to be set for performance. A more complex version of this feature might allow wildcard naming or indexing, to allow the expanded string to reference more than one wildcard.
I'd love to submit a pull request if I can figure this out. I think ate.js line 212 would be the place to start, yes? Instead of checking keys, you would have to do string matching against an array of keys?
It would be great to be able to add a wildcard to a shortcut, then use that wildcard in the expanded text.
For instance, I'd like to expand "1|contact" to "V1 | IV fm. | Contact". I'd like to be able to format a shortcut as "?|contact" => "V? | IV fm. | Contact" to make this happen. Suggest using "?" for single characters and "*" for multiple characters, though I suspect a small upper limit would have to be set for performance. A more complex version of this feature might allow wildcard naming or indexing, to allow the expanded string to reference more than one wildcard.
I'd love to submit a pull request if I can figure this out. I think ate.js line 212 would be the place to start, yes? Instead of checking keys, you would have to do string matching against an array of keys?