Add elixir snippets to define functions with args #591
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The current snippets for defining functions don't have any tabstops in between the opening and closing parens () of a function definition, so if you want to define a function that has arguments, you won't be able to tab your way into writing them. The new snippets append an `a` to their respective "inspiration" snippets, to indicate that they'll have a tabstop for easy [a]rguments.
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The current snippets for defining functions don't have any tabstops in between the opening and closing parens () of a function definition, so if you want to define a function that has arguments, you won't be able to tab your way into writing them.
The new snippets append an
ato their respective "inspiration" snippets, to indicate that they'll have a tabstop for easy [a]rguments.