Tabbing in environment

[StevenClontz]

My typical formatting for environments is to use indentations like so:

\begin{theorem}
  $a^2+b^2=c^2$
\end{theorem}

\begin{proof}
  Pythagoras said so.
\end{proof}

When using LaTeXTools keybindings, I'll Cmd-L+E to create the environment. However, Tab is then bound to escape the environment. I could start typing my proof and then use Cmd-] to indent, but it seems that tabbing the lines initially is a more natural workflow.

My question is whether it'd be more appropriate to namespace tabbing out of the environment to Cmd-L+Tab rather than hijacking the normal usage of Tab. That seems more symmetric to me as well, since I have to Cmd-L to enter the environment as well. Thoughts?

[marktani]

I have the exact same issue as well. I also like your idea of using C-L+Tab.

[msiniscalchi]

Hmm... it's a good idea, but it sounds like something people may disagree about. I agree that the current behavior can be annoying, and I do find myself "undoing" the results of a hasty tab out of an environment. However, I could just as well imagine people complaining about having to type C-L-Tab instead of just Tab... Sadly, it's not something that can be switched on/off with a pref setting.

On Wed, Jul 30, 2014 at 5:44 PM, Nilan [email protected] wrote:

I have the exact same issue as well. I also like your idea of using C-L+Tab.

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[hvstms]

Is it implemented now? Can the indent be the default behaviour without user input? Thanks