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Description

Writing a vtml file can be repetitive. This repository contains vtml-tag shortcuts for Sublime 3 text editor.

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In the current repository you will find

  • "Default (Windows).sublime-keymap", the sublime user specific file that lists the shortcuts to use
  • "vtml" folder contains files written in the Sublime scripting language and that are able to trigger the shortcuts.
  • "demo.gif" a short demo file.
  • "Installation.mp4" a movie that shows how to install this package.

Installation

  1. Make sure you have downloaded and extracted the "vtml" folder and the "Default (Windows).sublime-keymap" file.

  2. Open Sublime, copy/paste the content of "Default (Windows).sublime-keymap" into "Preferences>Key Bindings". Save it.

  3. Open "Preferences>Browse Packages" and paste the "vtml" folder into your sublime user folder

Usage

  1. Open a file in Sublime and save it with an XML extension. For instance "example.xml"

  2. Select words you want to surround with tags

  3. Use the appropriate shortcuts, for instance "Alt+v" for a vtml_volume tag.

Shortcuts:

  • Vtml-break: alt+b
  • Vtml-emotion: alt+e
  • Vtml-pause: alt+a
  • Vtml-phoneme: alt+f
  • Vtml-volume: alt+v
  • Vtml-pitch: alt+p
  • Vtml-speed: alt+s

Good luck!

Author: Marie Dubremetz

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