Mads Jensen <[email protected]> writes:
Hi Mads and all,
>> That should not be a criterion for being less helpful. It might be
>> an argument to divide stuff into two classes, like file completion
>> does: you can still complete on ignored files if your prefix rules
>> out any non-ignored file.
>
> I like the idea about having some variable to discard some macros from
> the completion.
Yes, me too. But I'm not sure which way to tackle that. The cheapest
solution was to have a new defcustom `TeX-include-advanced-macros/envs'
which would either be t (include all commands) or a list of package
names whose advanced commands to include. Then we also had a function
(defun TeX-include-advanced-macros/envs-p (style)
(cond
((null TeX-include-advanced-macros/envs) nil)
((listp TeX-include-advanced-macros/envs)
(member style TeX-include-advanced-macros/envs))
(t t)))
Using that, style files could do:
;; The commonly used macros and environments
(TeX-add-symbols ...)
(LaTeX-add-environments ...)
;; The stuff only expert users of a package will use
(when (TeX-include-advanced-macros/envs "this-style")
(TeX-add-symbols ...)
(LaTeX-add-environments ...))
Does that sound reasonable to anyone? If noone objects, I'll implement
it that way.
> Does somebody want to commit my patch? I'm not really sure if an
> average user will ever use \DeclareGraphicsRule, so somebody makes the
> executive decision.
If we go the route I've sketched above, I'm very happy to accept all
your patches that add missing macros/environments when the addition is
done like above. And I'd also welcome patches adding that "common
macro" / "expert macro" split to existing packages. (Of course, the
distinction what's commond and what's expert is a bit subjective.
Usually, I'd go with common is everything that's shown in a package's
quick intro or overview, in case it's documentation has something like
that...)
Bye,
Tassilo
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