Hi Rahguzar

> Thanks, this works for my needs. I was worried about optional arguments
> before the mandatory ones messing up the folding but those arguments
> actually get swallowed by the folding. With your suggestion of using
> TeX-fold-macro-nth-arg it is possible to handle optional args that come
> before mandatory ones which passing a 1 or (0 . 1) as spec. A bit
> confusing but it improves on the current situation and I don't think it
> is possible handle folding perfectly given how "flexible" syntax in
> (La)TeX is.

I'm glad it seems to be working for your needs, although I'm a bit
confused about what else you might be asking for here, i.e., what would
"perfect" folding like?

Paul



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