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1. #TEXTEXPANDER FOR IPHONE INSTALL#
2. #TEXTEXPANDER FOR IPHONE WINDOWS 10#
3. #TEXTEXPANDER FOR IPHONE CODE#
4. #TEXTEXPANDER FOR IPHONE DOWNLOAD#

#TEXTEXPANDER FOR IPHONE CODE#

Your snippets can also include text fields prompting you to fill in relevant information, like a name, and supports script creation and code templates for programmers looking to cut down on the more rote work. Your responses can include more context-dependent elements like the date, time, or copied text you’d like to include. It syncs across all of your devices, and uses its own keyboard on iOS to enable snippets in every app. Using TextExpander, you can create more than simple responses to messages, and write entire paragraphs or form templates if that’s your need. TextExpander is one of the most capable options, and is available on Mac, iOS, and Windows devices. They’re slightly more complicated, and might require you cough up a few dollars, though. Third-party text expansion apps include more features for more complex snippets, including the ability to handle ever-changing information. Text Expansion Apps for Power UsersĪlready use your included text shortcut tools? Great! Want to do even more with them? That’s where text expansion apps come in. Tap System -> Languages & Input -> Advanced -> Personal Dictionary to see your list of shortcuts.

#TEXTEXPANDER FOR IPHONE WINDOWS 10#

Unfortunately, Windows 10 lacks a native text shortcut option, so your only option is using a third-party app.Īndroid users can rely on the native text shortcut feature hidden in your smartphone’s Settings app.

#TEXTEXPANDER FOR IPHONE DOWNLOAD#

I’ll be adding urls for my other TE groups soon as well.īoth the above url and the download below have been updated to fix a typo in the '' snippet.īrett is a writer and developer living in Minnesota, USA. Then you can auto-update if I expand the set in the future.

#TEXTEXPANDER FOR IPHONE INSTALL#

Note: You can now install these using “Add group from URL” in TextExpander with this url: I don’t need to know about your signoffs and abbreviations, of course, but general workflow enhancements would be awesome to hear about!

Let me know what you’re doing with TE in iOS and how you’re making it useful. Here’s the current set of the ones that actually worked out. Not my favorite thing to do, but combined with the $sel macro in Nebulous Notes, they make for pretty snappy typing. To use the c* snippets effectively, you have to cut the text and then run the snippet. The biggest downside is the innate inability of TextExpander to act on selected text. /cl creates an inline markdown link ( ()), assumes clipboard is the link and places cursor in the square brackets after insertion.c", c[, c( and c(( inserts “()” and places the cursor between.I built quick snippets for auto-pairing characters and placing the cursor in the middle, and accompanying snippets for doing the same with the contents of the clipboard. The fact that %clipboard (insert contents of clipboard) and $| (position the cursor after inserting) still work on iOS is a big deal. Lastly, my shell scripts don’t work on iOS, and most of my favorite snippets are, as you’ve seen, shell scripts.Įarly this morning, though, I decided to figure out how TextExpander was going to speed up what I do on iOS.

When I want to write some Markdown quickly, I use Nebulous Notes with my custom macros. I don’t do a lot of the things on my iPad which I do on my desktop, and the things that are similar often don’t support TE. It may come as a surprise to some (many), but I’ve never really made effective use of TextExpander on my iPad or iPhone ( TextExpander touch).