Even though it seems the development of this project has been 'abandoned' I was just wondering if a particular use-case could be dealt with by this kind of framework hypothetically -- for further reference, I suppose. I'm not aware that this is possible with other snippet managers but I very well could have missed it.
In LaTeX, bulleted and numbered lists are indicated by itemize or enumerate environments. In these, the bullets or numbers are denoted by \item.
One of my snippets expands to
\begin{itemize}
\item |
\end{itemize}
(the pipe is where my cursor ends up).
What I imagined was that pressing <Tab> could trigger a new \item statement to appear:
Hi,
Even though it seems the development of this project has been 'abandoned' I was just wondering if a particular use-case could be dealt with by this kind of framework hypothetically -- for further reference, I suppose. I'm not aware that this is possible with other snippet managers but I very well could have missed it.
In LaTeX, bulleted and numbered lists are indicated by
itemizeorenumerateenvironments. In these, the bullets or numbers are denoted by\item. One of my snippets expands to(the pipe is where my cursor ends up).
What I imagined was that pressing
<Tab>could trigger a new\itemstatement to appear:and so on each time
<Tab>is pressed in this environment.I hope I was clear enough. Would this be feasible hypothetically or would we need something more powerful? Thanks.