Hi

I have written some code to centrally design editor snippets for different IDEs, primarily for our main tools at the moment:

• Emacs (yasnippet format looks like baby YAML)
• Komodo (builtin format looks like JSON*).

Problem: Emacs allows to choose from a list of values from a drop-down at tabstops. (Here another example from textmate (or atom?) )

I have problems to find this in Komodo, but I'm only an occasional user.

Any experts here?

update

[[%ask:QUESTION:DEFAULT]] element shows a dialog with a dropdown arrow, but I don't seem to be able to fill in multiple values ...

PS: That's only slightly OT, since the snippet generator is in Perl and the snippets produce Perl.

*) XML was in textmate ...

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