[FEATURE] Option to disable snippets when typing arguments into curly brackets?

[ofisurr]

New Text Document.txt

Description of the Problem

When trying to type the string in the curly brackets here as \color{lightgreen}, it detects ee as a snippet, making the output \color{lightgre^{ n }}.

Description of the Solution

Perhaps an option where, whenever I'm typing in brackets, snippets are disabled all together?

I've attached my snippets file just in case.

[superle3]

Hello,
this has been fixed for the latest version and will be probably be added in the next release.

As for your suggestion, I don't think that it is usefull.
Most environments inside curly braces need to be math since they are interpreted as math.
For example subscript, superscript and fractions.

Currently a set amount of text environments are seen as text like \text.
\color was missing from this list and has now been added.

Still thank you for pointing out this bug.

[EnriqueTMT]

A few other \text derivative environments that are not in the list yet. I have \text at the top as a "control" and everything below that have active snippets within the environment.

$$
\begin{align*}
    \text{Normal text} &: \text{This is normal text} \\
    \textbf{Bold text} &: \textbf{This is bold text} \\
    \textit{Italic text} &: \textit{This is italic text} \\
    \texttt{Typewriter text} &: \texttt{This is typewriter text} \\
    \textsf{Sans-serif text} &: \textsf{This is sans-serif text} \\
    \textrm{Serif text} &: \textrm{This is serif text}
\end{align*}
$$

They're: textbf, textit, texttt, textsf, and textrm. I just use textbf and textit, but I thought I'd list the others while I'm here.

[superle3]

I have a pr open at #385, but I am just not sure what to call a text environment. Technically \label is a math environment, so \label{\alpha} is valid latex. Same goes for \mathrm{\alpha},
but realistically you will never use labels and fonts like that. Thats why its still a draft.
I looked into texlab and other latex "lsps", but haven't found a clear answer yet