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Hi everyone.
I have been trying to get Kile to quickly navigate placeholders. For example, when I type \frac, Kile autocompletes that to \frac{}{x} with the cursor inside the numerator brackets. I am trying to have a keyboard shortcut that I can press directly after I type in the numerator that takes me inside the denominator brackets and deletes the x. Ideally, I would like to mimic the auctex or vim-latexsuite setup where pressing ctrl+j takes one to the next placeholder in the document be it in frac or various parts of a template (like from a name to date to title). I am open to any suggestions about how to do this. Additionally, while I was trying to write a kile script for this purpose, I realized that the cursorRight() method is not working even though I can get some other methods to work. On a related note, it would be great if there was a search method in the script API so that we could use something like xxx for a placeholder and then use that script to search and highlight the next instance of xxx in the document. |
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