[TxMt] pbs with LaTeX labels

[Édouard Gilbert]

Yes, that was it. Nearly perfect for me. Just got to remove the  
uppercase letter. Would that be something like :

${1/\\\w+\{(.*?)\}|\\(.)|(\w+)|(\W+)/(?4:_:\L$1\L$2\L$3)/g}

?

Can I suggest to think about including this in every section/ 
subsection/paragraph snippet of the LaTeX bundle? Well, if it's  
behaviour match other users expectation, of course.

Édouard

Le 2 juin 07 à 05:21, Allan Odgaard a écrit :

> On 1. Jun 2007, at 02:34, Édouard Gilbert wrote:
>
>> While I'm at it, is there also a way to escape some commands in  
>> the same time ?
>>
>> Typically, when I type
>>
>> \lastname{Kant}'s life as a title, I'd like it to b converted to
>> kant_s_life
>>
>> But when I type
>> \Z is the integer set (\where \Z is a macro to type Z in mathbf)
>>
>> I'd rather like
>> z_is_the_integer_set
>>
>> Does anyone have an idea of some way to achieve that? I guess the  
>> first part should be too hard, but I'm far from being an expert in  
>> regexp.
>
> Not entirely sure of the context -- this is a snippet regexp  
> transformation?
>
> Presumably something like this will do:
>
>     ${1:your text} → ${1/\\\w+\{(.*?)\}|\\(.)|(\w+)|(\W+)/(?4:_:$1 
> $2$3)/g}
>
> Here we match:
>  a command of the form \command{«value»}
>  or an escaped character of the form \«char»
>  or multiple word characters
>  or multiple non-word characters
>
> If the last branch is taken, we insert an underscore, otherwise we  
> insert the result of the other captures (we insert all 3, but since  
> this is an OR, only one will actually have a value).
>
>
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