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Getting predictive mode to suggest all possible environments
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I'm trying auctex+predictive mode as my new latex editor. One feature that tempted me to add predictive mode to the equation, was the feature advertised in the image below:
source
This is particularly nice for me because sometimes I forget I have certain tools in my arsenal. So I gave it a shot and the best I could get was this:
However, if I type in the first letter of the environment name, then I get suggestions:
But typing the first letter defeats the purpose which I described above. Any ideas?
P.S. Initially I intended to post this on emacs.estackexchange but I think this community would be more experienced in the matter!
emacs editors auto-completion
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I'm trying auctex+predictive mode as my new latex editor. One feature that tempted me to add predictive mode to the equation, was the feature advertised in the image below:
source
This is particularly nice for me because sometimes I forget I have certain tools in my arsenal. So I gave it a shot and the best I could get was this:
However, if I type in the first letter of the environment name, then I get suggestions:
But typing the first letter defeats the purpose which I described above. Any ideas?
P.S. Initially I intended to post this on emacs.estackexchange but I think this community would be more experienced in the matter!
emacs editors auto-completion
asked May 31 '18 at 12:59
PouyaPouya
5,19422148
For environments, in particular, I'd use AUCTeX's "C-c C-e", after that, a "TAB" should give you all possible completions. (That's not predictive mode though...)
– gusbrs
May 31 '18 at 13:18
Thanks. I know about this. Unfortunately I'm not a fan of emacs' bottom buffer constantly jumping up and down ;) That is the main reason I'm trying to achieve this via predictive mode.
– Pouya
May 31 '18 at 13:31
I supposed so. I cannot claim much experience in the matter, for I'm also new in these waters, but I've also been playing with alternatives these days. I could get auto-complete-auctex to do a decent job in line with what you want (not sure if with your exact requirements, and I didn't really try predictive). However, I reached the conclusion that such a tool essentially relieves AUCTeX of what it does best. You get the right completion, but not that interaction including arguments and so on. Alternatively, you could also consider yasnippet.
– gusbrs
May 31 '18 at 13:54
add a comment |
I'm trying auctex+predictive mode as my new latex editor. One feature that tempted me to add predictive mode to the equation, was the feature advertised in the image below:
source
This is particularly nice for me because sometimes I forget I have certain tools in my arsenal. So I gave it a shot and the best I could get was this:
However, if I type in the first letter of the environment name, then I get suggestions:
But typing the first letter defeats the purpose which I described above. Any ideas?
P.S. Initially I intended to post this on emacs.estackexchange but I think this community would be more experienced in the matter!
emacs editors auto-completion
asked May 31 '18 at 12:59
PouyaPouya
5,19422148
I'm trying auctex+predictive mode as my new latex editor. One feature that tempted me to add predictive mode to the equation, was the feature advertised in the image below:
source
This is particularly nice for me because sometimes I forget I have certain tools in my arsenal. So I gave it a shot and the best I could get was this:
However, if I type in the first letter of the environment name, then I get suggestions:
But typing the first letter defeats the purpose which I described above. Any ideas?
P.S. Initially I intended to post this on emacs.estackexchange but I think this community would be more experienced in the matter!
emacs editors auto-completion
emacs editors auto-completion
asked May 31 '18 at 12:59
PouyaPouya
5,19422148
asked May 31 '18 at 12:59
PouyaPouya
5,19422148
asked May 31 '18 at 12:59
PouyaPouya
5,19422148
asked May 31 '18 at 12:59
PouyaPouya
5,19422148
asked May 31 '18 at 12:59
PouyaPouya
5,19422148
5,19422148
For environments, in particular, I'd use AUCTeX's "C-c C-e", after that, a "TAB" should give you all possible completions. (That's not predictive mode though...)
– gusbrs
May 31 '18 at 13:18
Thanks. I know about this. Unfortunately I'm not a fan of emacs' bottom buffer constantly jumping up and down ;) That is the main reason I'm trying to achieve this via predictive mode.
– Pouya
May 31 '18 at 13:31
I supposed so. I cannot claim much experience in the matter, for I'm also new in these waters, but I've also been playing with alternatives these days. I could get auto-complete-auctex to do a decent job in line with what you want (not sure if with your exact requirements, and I didn't really try predictive). However, I reached the conclusion that such a tool essentially relieves AUCTeX of what it does best. You get the right completion, but not that interaction including arguments and so on. Alternatively, you could also consider yasnippet.
– gusbrs
May 31 '18 at 13:54
add a comment |
For environments, in particular, I'd use AUCTeX's "C-c C-e", after that, a "TAB" should give you all possible completions. (That's not predictive mode though...)
– gusbrs
May 31 '18 at 13:18
Thanks. I know about this. Unfortunately I'm not a fan of emacs' bottom buffer constantly jumping up and down ;) That is the main reason I'm trying to achieve this via predictive mode.
– Pouya
May 31 '18 at 13:31
I supposed so. I cannot claim much experience in the matter, for I'm also new in these waters, but I've also been playing with alternatives these days. I could get auto-complete-auctex to do a decent job in line with what you want (not sure if with your exact requirements, and I didn't really try predictive). However, I reached the conclusion that such a tool essentially relieves AUCTeX of what it does best. You get the right completion, but not that interaction including arguments and so on. Alternatively, you could also consider yasnippet.
– gusbrs
May 31 '18 at 13:54
For environments, in particular, I'd use AUCTeX's "C-c C-e", after that, a "TAB" should give you all possible completions. (That's not predictive mode though...)
– gusbrs
May 31 '18 at 13:18
For environments, in particular, I'd use AUCTeX's "C-c C-e", after that, a "TAB" should give you all possible completions. (That's not predictive mode though...)
– gusbrs
May 31 '18 at 13:18
Thanks. I know about this. Unfortunately I'm not a fan of emacs' bottom buffer constantly jumping up and down ;) That is the main reason I'm trying to achieve this via predictive mode.
– Pouya
May 31 '18 at 13:31
Thanks. I know about this. Unfortunately I'm not a fan of emacs' bottom buffer constantly jumping up and down ;) That is the main reason I'm trying to achieve this via predictive mode.
– Pouya
May 31 '18 at 13:31
I supposed so. I cannot claim much experience in the matter, for I'm also new in these waters, but I've also been playing with alternatives these days. I could get auto-complete-auctex to do a decent job in line with what you want (not sure if with your exact requirements, and I didn't really try predictive). However, I reached the conclusion that such a tool essentially relieves AUCTeX of what it does best. You get the right completion, but not that interaction including arguments and so on. Alternatively, you could also consider yasnippet.
– gusbrs
May 31 '18 at 13:54
I supposed so. I cannot claim much experience in the matter, for I'm also new in these waters, but I've also been playing with alternatives these days. I could get auto-complete-auctex to do a decent job in line with what you want (not sure if with your exact requirements, and I didn't really try predictive). However, I reached the conclusion that such a tool essentially relieves AUCTeX of what it does best. You get the right completion, but not that interaction including arguments and so on. Alternatively, you could also consider yasnippet.
– gusbrs
May 31 '18 at 13:54
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Answering my own question, it turned out I have to set the following variable provided by predictive-mode:
(setq predictive-latex-electric-environments 1)
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For environments, in particular, I'd use AUCTeX's "C-c C-e", after that, a "TAB" should give you all possible completions. (That's not predictive mode though...)
– gusbrs
May 31 '18 at 13:18
Thanks. I know about this. Unfortunately I'm not a fan of emacs' bottom buffer constantly jumping up and down ;) That is the main reason I'm trying to achieve this via predictive mode.
– Pouya
May 31 '18 at 13:31
I supposed so. I cannot claim much experience in the matter, for I'm also new in these waters, but I've also been playing with alternatives these days. I could get auto-complete-auctex to do a decent job in line with what you want (not sure if with your exact requirements, and I didn't really try predictive). However, I reached the conclusion that such a tool essentially relieves AUCTeX of what it does best. You get the right completion, but not that interaction including arguments and so on. Alternatively, you could also consider yasnippet.
– gusbrs
May 31 '18 at 13:54