Hello,
Rasmus <ras...@gmx.us> writes:
> FWIW, I strongly disagree that Yasnippet is a suitable replacement. IMO
> it’s not at all intuitive.
You must be kidding. Consider the following snippet:
# key: <s
# --
#+begin_src $1
$0
#+end_src
In a buffer, "<s" and TAB lets me insert the language and possible
header arguments, then another TAB puts point within the block.
Note that by changing "$1" into "${1:emacs-lisp}", you can even default
to emacs-lisp block if you use "<s" TAB TAB.
No offense intended, but Yasnippet is more powerful and also more
versatile than what we offer, since we stick to "<" prefix for
historical reasons.
> Why is using tempo NIH?
Using Tempo is fine. But we're writing a template system on top of it,
which is a different beast.
Regards,
--
Nicolas Goaziou
