This commit adds optional arguments BEG and END to aya-create. These arguments allow the to explicitly set the region for aya-create to work on.
Since the arguments are optional, and the function took no arguments previously, this change is fully backwards-compatible.
The new arguments give more flexibility to customize auto-yasnippet. Personally, I am using them to integrate with evil-mode by advising evil-yank and evil-paste to create/expand snippets when needed.
I'll note that my experience with elisp is somewhat limited, so if there are better ways of doing this then I'll be happy to change the approach here.
abo-abo
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This commit adds optional arguments BEG and END to
aya-create. These arguments allow the to explicitly set the region foraya-createto work on.Since the arguments are optional, and the function took no arguments previously, this change is fully backwards-compatible.
The new arguments give more flexibility to customize auto-yasnippet. Personally, I am using them to integrate with evil-mode by advising evil-yank and evil-paste to create/expand snippets when needed.
I'll note that my experience with elisp is somewhat limited, so if there are better ways of doing this then I'll be happy to change the approach here.