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First of all, many thanks for developing this plugin. It really helps a lot.
I encounter the bug when I try to type something like x_{1} \cdot \bar{x_{2}}. I cannot type this easily with the default snippet settings, and I am not aware of any elegant workaround.
Specifically, these are the default snippets for the \bar command: {trigger: "([a-zA-Z])bar", replacement: "\\bar{[[0]]}", options: "rmA"}, {trigger: "bar", replacement: "\\bar{$0}$1", options: "mA"},
As a result, if I type bar after x_{1} \cdot it unexpectedly becomes x_{1}\bar{\cdot}. On the other hand, it is not possible to type something like x_{2}bar to yield \bar{x_{2}}.
Ideally, typing bar after a command like \cdot should not trigger the suffix operation for \bar, but I do not know how to change the settings to this end.
Thank you very much for your attention and help.
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First of all, many thanks for developing this plugin. It really helps a lot.
I encounter the bug when I try to type something like
x_{1} \cdot \bar{x_{2}}
. I cannot type this easily with the default snippet settings, and I am not aware of any elegant workaround.Specifically, these are the default snippets for the
\bar
command:{trigger: "([a-zA-Z])bar", replacement: "\\bar{[[0]]}", options: "rmA"},
{trigger: "bar", replacement: "\\bar{$0}$1", options: "mA"},
As a result, if I type
bar
afterx_{1} \cdot
it unexpectedly becomesx_{1}\bar{\cdot}
. On the other hand, it is not possible to type something likex_{2}bar
to yield\bar{x_{2}}
.Ideally, typing
bar
after a command like\cdot
should not trigger the suffix operation for\bar
, but I do not know how to change the settings to this end.Thank you very much for your attention and help.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: