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in a project. After running the script, copy the output and paste into the User Preferences
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panel in settings, similar to the single snippet upload.
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NOTE: If adding objects to existing list of snippets in user preferences, change counter variable
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to n+1 where n is the ID of the last snippet stored in user preferences.
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**NOTE**: If adding objects to existing list of snippets in user preferences, change *counter* variable
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to n+1 where n is the ID of the last snippet stored in user preferences.
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This script will print something like :
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After generating this dictionary, one can simply delete the current contents of user preferences
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(Advanced Settings > Code Snippet Manager > User Preferences) and paste this dictionary instead.
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This will delete the current snippets at the endpoint (will be default snippets if extension freshly updated)
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and replace them with the old snippets.
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This will delete the current snippets at the endpoint (which will be default snippets if the extension is
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freshly updated/installed) and replace them with the old snippets.
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NOTE: If adding objects onto an existing list of objects, make sure the ID numbers are all in sequential,
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**NOTE**: If adding objects onto an existing list of objects, make sure the ID numbers are all in sequential,
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ascending order.
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Search and Tag Update
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.. image:: ../../Design/smallUnselectedTags.png
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NOTE: Snippet tags function on an OR basis, as in when the "data analytics" tag and the "import statements" tag are selected together,
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**NOTE 1**: Snippet tags function on an OR basis, as in when the "data analytics" tag and the "import statements" tag are selected together,
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the panel displays any tags that are tagged as import statements OR tagged as "data analytics."
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ex) Snippet tags selected together:
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.. image:: ../../Design/smallLanguageTagsSelected.png
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NOTE 2: Language tags and snippets tags have an AND relationship. As in when the "Python" tag and the "data analytics" tags are selected together,
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**NOTE 2**: Language tags and snippets tags have an AND relationship. As in when the "Python" tag and the "data analytics" tags are selected together,
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only snippets that are both in the language Python AND tagged as data analytics will appear.
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.. image:: ../../Design/smallLangAndSnippetTag.png
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:align: center
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NOTE 3: When language tags are selected, only snippet tags in that language will appear for ease of selection.
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**NOTE 3**: When language tags are selected, only snippet tags in that language will appear for ease of selection.
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.. image:: ../../Design/smallPythonTagOnly.png
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:align: center
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NOTE 4: If 2 of the same language tags appear in the Language Tags section this indicates that one of the snippets
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**NOTE 4**: If 2 of the same language tags appear in the Language Tags section this indicates that one of the snippets
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contains a snippet tag that matches the language name. To get rid of the duplicate tag, filter through snippets and
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untag any snippets that have that Language in their snippet tags.

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