For TeX, ConTeXt, and LaTeX, all commands begin with a slash '\'. Since TeX is a text processor, it is not uncommon for a TeX command to use a term that also occurs in running text. Thus for auto-completion, we need to be able to list commands with the slash:
Hi Don, Harry, and the rest of the Npp team,
For TeX, ConTeXt, and LaTeX, all commands begin with a slash '\'. Since TeX is a text processor, it is not uncommon for a TeX command to use a term that also occurs in running text. Thus for auto-completion, we need to be able to list commands with the slash:
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name="\start"
name="\stop"
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instead of
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name="start"
name="stop"
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But if I add the '\' to context.xml, the file I created for ConTeXt, autocompletion does not work.
Can you add support for the '\' for auto-completion commands? Thank you and
Best wishes
Idris