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Is there any way to make the snippets work in markdown files like they did in here. I use obsidian to take notes so i only use "$$math$$" in the markdown files. I tried to understand how it works but unfortunately im not experienced with custom snippets
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Ah yes, this is currently not supported - there are two ways to solve this: either extend tex snippets to markdown, or make some changes to the current snippet expansion conditions so it works seamlessly on markdown. I'd like to implement the latter, and it'll involve some treesitter code, which I'm not immediately familiar with. That being said, I'll do my best to add it in soon, and I'll let you know when changes have been pushed.
Is there any way to make the snippets work in markdown files like they did in here. I use obsidian to take notes so i only use "$$math$$" in the markdown files. I tried to understand how it works but unfortunately im not experienced with custom snippets
Put this line some where above you snippets in markdown.lua:
-- in a markdown file: search for json, then tex or anything else you'd like it to.require("luasnip").filetype_extend("markdown", { "json", "tex" })
Then hook the conditions or something similar to Conditional expansion into your markdown without worrying about VimTeX.
Is there any way to make the snippets work in markdown files like they did in here. I use obsidian to take notes so i only use "$$math$$" in the markdown files. I tried to understand how it works but unfortunately im not experienced with custom snippets
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: