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Typesetting[EnableCompletionRule] - enable use of rule for completion in 2-D input
Typesetting[DisableCompletionRule] - disable use of rule for completion in 2-D input
Calling Sequence
EnableCompletionRule(rule)
DisableCompletionRule(rule)
Parameters
rule
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rule name (string) or set or list of rule names
Description
The EnableCompletionRule command turns on the specified completion rule(s) in the Typesetting package for use in 2-D input, while the DisableCompletionRule command turns off the specified completion rule(s) in the Typesetting package for use in 2-D input.
There are too many rules to be able to list them all here, but all are available in the Rules area of the interactive Typesetting Assistant.
As a simple example, if the rule was enabled for completion, one could enter "BesselJ" within the 2-D editor, then hit the completion key (Ctrl + Space on Windows and Ctrl + Shift + Space on Unix), and one of the presented options will be a formatted BesselJ function (specifically a function with a symbolic subscript as a function of a variable , where the and are entry points).
It should be noted that functions entered via completion parse in the expected way even if the corresponding parse rule is disabled.
See Also
Typesetting, Typesetting[RuleAssistant]
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