If you find yourself typing these kind of similar codes very often, and want a snippet to save your time, this is it.
@topic = Topic.find(params[:topic_id])
@car_item = CarItem.find(params[:car_item_id])
@user = User.find(params[:id])
It maps the variable name to its model name by converting the first character or the character after a underscore to uppercase, which is a convention in Rails framework.
Demo Video
The Snippet
I put it and named as SublimeText/Packages/User/Snippets/model_find.sublime-snippet.
<snippet>
<content><![CDATA[
@${1} = ${1/^(.)|_(.)/\U\1\2/g}.find(params[:${2:${1}_}id])
]]></content>
<tabTrigger>mf</tabTrigger>
<scope>meta.rails.controller</scope>
</snippet>
So now I just have to hit mf -> tab to trigger it.
SublimeText Document
Here I'm using the Substitutions feature of SublimeText 2 snippet.
The substitution syntax has the following syntaxes:
${var_name/regex/format_string/}${var_name/regex/format_string/options}
e.g.
Original: ${1:Hey, Joe!}
Transformation: ${1/./=/g}
# Output:
Original: Hey, Joe!
Transformation: =========
