Hi Keita, Ikumi Keita <[email protected]> writes:
> The primary awkwardness is that a user who customizes > `TeX-insert-macro-default-style' to `mandatory-args-only' has to > remember always whether the macro has optional argument or not when > he/she is going to insert it. However, it's sometimes only after > C-c C-m that he/she realizes that "Gosh, this time I need the optional > argument." The user has to pay attention to type C-u before C-c C-m. > That adds extra loads to the user. Ok, I see your point. My approach to this is a little different: I think the "lottery" you describe should be moved outside the minibuffer -- this was one of the main points for the in-buffer completion in AUCTeX. My way would be: Ok, I needed an optional argument but I missed it, so I complete the current query and do it in the buffer later with completion (if applicable) and don't start the whole query process. But that's only me. > Ideally, AUCTeX should allow the user to toggle on the inquiry of > optional argument even after C-c C-m was typed, in my opinion. :-) See above; I don't argue against this, if Someone™ implements this :-) > I'm not sure what is the best way to achieve that; maybe we can turn > some key bind without much importance during C-c C-m procedure, > e.g. C-SPC or C-left, to restart `TeX-parse-arguments' again. That would be in a binding in `minibuffer-mode-map', right? Best, Arash
