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Latex commands are defined like this \newcommand{\newcommandname}[Number of Arguments]
Is it possible to add a variable number of braces when completing a command, for example make \begin complete to \begin{}, and make the braces "jumpable" like with snippet plugins?
I would be willing to look into it, but I'd love a suggestion on where to start.
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Hi, are there any news? I would be also very much interested in this sort of auto-expansion. Unfortunately, I do not know the internal mechanisms of coc and vimtex and can not do it other than by defining a new snippet for every LaTeX command...
Latex commands are defined like this
\newcommand{\newcommandname}[Number of Arguments]
Is it possible to add a variable number of braces when completing a command, for example make
\begin
complete to\begin{}
, and make the braces "jumpable" like with snippet plugins?I would be willing to look into it, but I'd love a suggestion on where to start.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: