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Re: skeleton.el _ versus @
From: |
Stefan Monnier |
Subject: |
Re: skeleton.el _ versus @ |
Date: |
Mon, 24 Mar 2003 15:05:06 -0500 |
> My contention is that the use of @ as a backup to _ in setting
> skeleton-point is incorrect. When a skeleton contains both @ and _
> markers, obviously the _ should be used to set the skeleton-point and
> the @ should be used to set skeleton-positions when the skeleton is used
> in simple insertion mode.
The current code allows the following trick:
"fun f (" @ ")" \n "{" \n _ \n "}"
such that selecting a region and calling the skeleton will
put the region in the body of the function (because of the _)
and point will be put at the right place for you to enter the
arglist (because of the @).
Your suggestion would break such usage.
Could you describe concrete cases where your suggestion would
be helpful ?
Stefan