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I often create a few \newcommand(s) in the current tex file I am working on.
I was thinking a cool feature could be to create a snippet that would read the \newcommand it found in the current file and expand to one of them.
For instance, say I have the tex file with two \newcommand(s) defined.
It would be cool if I could type cmd1, and have a snippet that expands to \plusbinomial{}{} and cmd2 expand to \z{}.
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Idea: Dynamic Snippets For /newcommand(s) defined in file
Idea: Dynamic Snippets For /newcommand(s) Defined In File
Feb 19, 2025
I often create a few
\newcommand
(s) in the current tex file I am working on.I was thinking a cool feature could be to create a snippet that would read the \newcommand it found in the current file and expand to one of them.
For instance, say I have the tex file with two
\newcommand
(s) defined.It would be cool if I could type
cmd1
, and have a snippet that expands to\plusbinomial{}{}
andcmd2
expand to\z{}
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: