scriptstexstudio
I have a Macro in TexStudio that does the following:
%SCRIPT
txt = cursor.selectedText()
editor.write("\\underbrace{"+txt+"}_{}")
cursor.clearSelection()
That is I select a text, it will be filled in between the first two brackets of underbrace. I would like to add that my cursor should be in the between the second pair of brackets, however the solutions I found so far in the internet have not helped. Does anybody have an idea?
Great thanks!
On a Windows PC and on Ubuntu, it is Ctrl+Right arrow
On Mac OS X it is Command+Right arrow
It can be changed to Tab (⇥), but this is by default linked to another shortcut. If you go to the Preferences, "Shortcuts" tab, open up the "Editor" and the "Basic Key Mapping" list. Scroll down until you find
Next placeholder or one word right
Double click on the shortcut and click for opening the drop down menu; there you can find Tab as in the following picture:
Answer "Yes" to both the following questions. Relaunch TeXStudio.
For clarification
Multiple cursors are not supported. This would be something like
% NOT SUPPORTED
\includegraphics{pics/%|}
\caption{}
\label{fig:%|}
Mirrored placeholders are supported. This is an undocumented function and may change in the future without further notice.
% THIS DOES WORK
\includegraphics{pics/%<%:id:1%>}
\caption{}
\label{fig:%<%:mirror,id:1%>}
Best Answer
Found a solution:
How it works is the following: I save what I selected with my cursor in txt. Then I go ahead and write "\underbrace{txt}_{}", where txt will be substituted with what I selected before. The cursor will be afterwards at the end, therefore going one step to the left will land my cursor inside the two curly brackets.