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I have defined following rule for latex:
let g:cycle_default_groups_for_tex = [ \ [['(:)', '\left(:\right)', '\mleft(:\mright)', '\bigl(:\bigr)', '\Bigl(:\Bigr)', '\biggl(:\biggr)', '\Biggl(:\Biggr)'], 'sub_pairs', 'hard_case', 'match_case'], \ ]
However, it does not work as expected in all circumstances. Consider this
(a+b)
Cursor on (. If I now cycle to the next item in the group, I get what I want:
(
\left(a+b\right)
However, the cursor remains on ( and cycling now to the next item leads to following result
\left\left(a+b\right\right)
The option g:cycle_auto_visual helps, but does not work correctly if I place the cursor on the closing delimiter:
g:cycle_auto_visual
Any suggestions to make this group work are helpful.
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I have defined following rule for latex:
However, it does not work as expected in all circumstances. Consider this
Cursor on
(
. If I now cycle to the next item in the group, I get what I want:However, the cursor remains on
(
and cycling now to the next item leads to following resultThe option
g:cycle_auto_visual
helps, but does not work correctly if I place the cursor on the closing delimiter:Any suggestions to make this group work are helpful.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: