How do I resolve keybinding conflict? Or if it's possible to have precedence of keybindings for the same key for different functions?
I have the following snippet definition, in org-mode:
#+name:${2:name}
#+begin_src ${1:lang}
$0 $2
#+end_src
It expands to the following:
#+name:name
#+begin_src lang
name
#+end_src
text-wise, it looks correct. But after the expansion, the fields of variable substitution are not highlighted for substitution. I cannot use TAB to update the name and lang, instead TAB would fold the expanded snippet as shown below:
#+name:name
#+begin_src lang...
It triggers function org-cycle as the cursor is just on the line of #+name:
Would it be possible to let the keybindings of TAB for snippet field substitution have higher precedence over org-cycle, so that when it's possible for snippet field substitution, then TAB will do the snippet field substitution, otherwise the ordinary org-cycle in this case?
I also welcome any other solution to make this snippet work in org-mode.
snippet field substitution? (What is the command? Which library provides it?)snippet field substitution. I mean the function that is supposed to be triggered by the 2nd key pressTAB, when the first key pressTABto trigger snippet expansion. The 2nd is supposed to trigger the field substitution.C-h k TABto learn which command is bound toTAB.