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It would significantly improve the experience of editing Lean code if Helix had support for unicode macros, like VSCode has, as described here:
The editor shares a number of features with Visual Studio Code; for example, you can type unicode characters with a backslash, so \and yields the unicode symbol for conjunction, and \a, \b, and \g yield the unicode α, β, and γ respectively.
The behavior present in the "lean4" vscode plugin is that you can just type "\a" and then <space> and the "\a" will be replaced with "α".
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
This could be either implemented using abbreviations (#1471) or unicode diagraph support (#1438). Both of which should be implemented using a future snippet system IMO.
This feature request is too specific, we don't adllow any language specific code in core.
It would significantly improve the experience of editing Lean code if Helix had support for unicode macros, like VSCode has, as described here:
The behavior present in the "lean4" vscode plugin is that you can just type "\a" and then
<space>
and the "\a" will be replaced with "α".The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: