When making a new line in an align block, it always places my cursor after the &, and it only places 1.
Most of the time I'm using alignment, it's because I want to align my equations at the = sign, and sometimes write something after it, meaning I have multiple & symbols at different places, but none at the beginning of a line.
When making a new line in an align block, it should search the current line for &s, and insert that many of them in the next line. If there's an & symbol at the very beginning of the current line, place the cursor after the first & in the next line, otherwise place the cursor at the beginning of the line, before the &s. Pressing tab when behind an & should also move through it.
When making a new line in an align block, it always places my cursor after the &, and it only places 1. Most of the time I'm using alignment, it's because I want to align my equations at the = sign, and sometimes write something after it, meaning I have multiple & symbols at different places, but none at the beginning of a line.
When making a new line in an align block, it should search the current line for
&
s, and insert that many of them in the next line. If there's an & symbol at the very beginning of the current line, place the cursor after the first&
in the next line, otherwise place the cursor at the beginning of the line, before the &s. Pressing tab when behind an & should also move through it.Example: