Right now the snippets are inside the configuration you have to use $nl$ for multiline support. This works but is a bit convoluted especially when like me you're only using large multiline snippets which change often. I thought about this and I have some suggestions that I hope you find valuable.
I'm a lead developer, my work is primarily code issues, design, and meetings.
So I'd use the following snippets.
A standard agenda for types of meetings.
Standard todo list for every issue.
A standard day template, (there's a couple of day types).
I'd like to be able to assign a vault folder to my snippets, put my snippets there as files. Then if I have a test.md in that folder (or snip_test.md if you like) I would like to be able to type test[ctrl-space] and insert the entire test.md where every line of that file is indented with the same amount as my cursor is currently indented.
Thank you for a great mod.
Right now the snippets are inside the configuration you have to use $nl$ for multiline support. This works but is a bit convoluted especially when like me you're only using large multiline snippets which change often. I thought about this and I have some suggestions that I hope you find valuable.
I'm a lead developer, my work is primarily code issues, design, and meetings. So I'd use the following snippets.
I'd like to be able to assign a vault folder to my snippets, put my snippets there as files. Then if I have a test.md in that folder (or snip_test.md if you like) I would like to be able to type test[ctrl-space] and insert the entire test.md where every line of that file is indented with the same amount as my cursor is currently indented.