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**greg_hoch** · November 9, 2017, 9:30pm

I am wondering whether the LaTeX syntax correctly captures the cite function \citeyearpar. \citeyearpar has the scope support.function.general.latex but should be support.function.cite.latex (like all other cite function).

Looking at LaTeX.sublime-syntax, the relevant line is

[cC]ite(?:author|title|year|date|url|t|p|alt|alp|text)?

but should be (added yearpar):

[cC]ite(?:author|title|year|date|url|t|p|alt|alp|text|yearpar)?

I am happy to create a pull request for this but it’s possible that I am missing something so I don’t want to overburden the maintainer.

Here is a link to the relevant section in LaTeX.sublime-syntax.

github.com

sublimehq/Packages/blob/master/LaTeX/LaTeX.sublime-syntax#L631


      1: support.function.text.latex
      2: punctuation.definition.backslash.latex
      3: punctuation.definition.group.brace.begin.latex
    push:
      - meta_scope: meta.function.underline.latex
      - meta_content_scope: markup.underline.underline.latex
      - match: '\}'
        scope: punctuation.definition.group.brace.end.latex
        pop: true
      - include: main


footnote:
  - match: ((\\)footnote(?:text)?)\b
    captures:
      1: support.function.footnote.latex
      2: punctuation.definition.backslash.latex
    push:
      - meta_scope: meta.function.footnote.latex
      - include: general-optional-arguments
      - match: '\{'
        scope: punctuation.definition.group.brace.begin.latex

**r-stein** · November 10, 2017, 1:46pm

You are correct, it looks like we have missed that cite command. Go ahead and create a PR =)

Incorrect scope for \citeyearpar in LaTeX.sublime-syntax?