Add a command to automatically insert label contents#1131
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This creates a command to automatically create and insert label contents.
r-stein
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It would be good if someone could review these settings. Not sure if there is some standard for this. For example I have seen both "ssub" and "sss" for subsection.
# Conflicts: # Default (Linux).sublime-keymap # Default (OSX).sublime-keymap # Default (Windows).sublime-keymap
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This creates a command to automatically create and insert labels in a smart way. It supports both single and multiple selections. The content of the label is auto-detected based on the line above the insertion point and the surrounding environment.
TODO: