Hi, Thanks you, Eric, for providing this new functionality.
Nicolas Goaziou <m...@nicolasgoaziou.fr> writes: > Bastien <b...@gnu.org> writes: > >> Maybe I missed something in this thread, but what about making >> the change backward-compatible by allowing "<s" (or variants) to >> be expanded? For me, I'd rather type <s TAB than `C-c C-x w s'. > > I suggested the idea to remove "<s". The idea behind this remove is that > many other template systems, e.g., YASnippet, already provides this. > I didn't want to re-implement the wheel and let, instead, various parts > of Emacs cooperate. I am only reading the thread now; my apology for coming late to the "party". I think the template expansion a la "<s" is brilliant. I used to have YASnippet installed for many years, and I never figured out how to use it properly. To me, it is a bit too complex a replacement. I wonder if skeleton.el or abbrev could be used? Perhaps it is sufficient (for me) to bind the new function to "<". Thanks, Rasmus PS: Thanks for remembering and advocating my distaste for the FORTRAN-ORG style! -- ⠠⠵
