Normally, I have to use F7 to toogle the console. But I wanted it by default at startup.
[quote=“jps”]
Do you mean, some directive inside the *.sublime-snippet file to include another snippet? There’s no functionality for that yet, I can add it to the todo list though.[/quote]
No, but it’s a good idea 
In fact, I meant something like this :
${1:path} and ${2: ${3:optionnal arg}}Cool, thanks !
re: console, you can put:
--command "showPanel output nofocus"on the command line, and that’ll show the output panel at startup.
re: snippets, you can nest them that in that manner, your example should work fine.
Thanks for the answers Jon.
You were right, the nested snippets worked well (so I suppose you’ve build a grammar for them).
[quote=“jps”]re: console, you can put:
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–command “showPanel output nofocus”
on the command line, and that’ll show the output panel at startup.[/quote]
Ok, so why not setting up an option for that feature inside the configuration file ?
The way the panels work should be getting a revamp in the not too distant future, I’ll take a look at in then.
Dumb question: Once you’ve created this file for a new language, where do you put the file? (in ST3)?
Is it ~/Library/Application Support/Sublime Text 3/Packages/User/MYLANG.tmLanguage ?