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if the arguments are not filled, all other automatisms don't work. |
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I have a bold idea: can all the filled parameters be changed to empty or blank? |
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jumping to placeholders with ctrl+right and filling it in directly has been working for years. |
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2022-5-28
\begin{} \end{} is automatically completed, but if you enter the environment in \begin{}, the environment corresponding to \end{} will not be changed at the same time. Because I clicked close in configuration->completion->Insert Arguments (every time the automatic completion of \frac is \frac{num}{den} It is very troublesome to manually delete the numerator and denominator of the completion, so I closed this option), but I still want to have commands that fill in the \begin and \end environments at the same time, can I?
2022-6-6
I want to change the default completion settings (similar to macro definitions). For example, when I type [, it gives me [ .] instead of the default []. Can this be done?
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