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Right now the snippets are inside the configuration you have to use $nl$ for multiline support. This works but is a bit convoluted especially when like me you're only using large multiline snippets which change often. I thought about this and I have some suggestions that I hope you find valuable.
I'm a lead developer, my work is primarily code issues, design, and meetings.
So I'd use the following snippets.
A standard agenda for types of meetings.
Standard todo list for every issue.
A standard day template, (there's a couple of day types).
I'd like to be able to assign a vault folder to my snippets, put my snippets there as files. Then if I have a test.md in that folder (or snip_test.md if you like) I would like to be able to type test[ctrl-space] and insert the entire test.md where every line of that file is indented with the same amount as my cursor is currently indented.
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Thank you for a great mod.
Right now the snippets are inside the configuration you have to use$nl$ for multiline support. This works but is a bit convoluted especially when like me you're only using large multiline snippets which change often. I thought about this and I have some suggestions that I hope you find valuable.
I'm a lead developer, my work is primarily code issues, design, and meetings.
So I'd use the following snippets.
I'd like to be able to assign a vault folder to my snippets, put my snippets there as files. Then if I have a test.md in that folder (or snip_test.md if you like) I would like to be able to type test[ctrl-space] and insert the entire test.md where every line of that file is indented with the same amount as my cursor is currently indented.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: