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From: Martin F. <ma...@ma...> - 2003-07-26 15:23:14
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Hi all,
I=C2=B4m new to development group. So forgive all mistakes and misbehavio=
rs I=20
do, but let me know!
I was dealing with abbreviations:
- if I have an abbreviation foo defined as "foofunction{$1}", I have to=20
type "foo#param1#" to obtain foofunction{param1}. Is there a way to get r=
id=20
of the trailing "#", thus "foo#param1"? Is there a technical reason for t=
he=20
trailing #?
- is there a way to setup default parameters? In tex I often use the=20
abbreviation "bef" to do "\begin{figure}[htbp] \n \end{figure}". "[htbp]"=
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is so to say the default parameter! What I would like to do:
bef, expand abbrev. and obtain "\begin{figure}[htbp] \n \end{figure}"
bef#ht, expand abbrev. and obtain "\begin{figure}[ht] \n \end{figure}"
Comments? Further suggestions?
Who knows the source and has some starting tips!?
Regards
Martin
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Martin Fischbach
www.martin-fischbach.de
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