On 09/08/2013 07:33 AM, Marco wrote:
> I use the UltiSnipsāļ plugin and have a snippet as follows:
>
> snippet sst
> \start${1} ${2}
> ${3}
> \stop${1/\s*//g}
> $0
> endsnippet
[...]
> But this snippet should also work without an argument, but it leaves
> a trailing space:
I think the "s" flag may be what you're looking for. From the
UltiSnips help:
s Remove whitespace immediately before the cursor at the end of a line
before jumping to the next tabstop. This is useful if there is a
tabstop with optional text at the end of a line.
Using that flag, your definition becomes:
snippet sst "some description" s
\start${1} ${2}
${3}
\stop${1/\s*//g}
$0
endsnippet
See the following section in the help for more information:
:help UltiSnips-syntax
Michael Henry
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