Tabstop doesn't work after a capture

[RobberFox]

I have a latex fraction snippet, where I have to use the entire line trig= "(.*%S+)/" to then make manipulations over that line and return the result in a function node:

s( { trig= "(.*%S+)/", regTrig=true, wordTrig=false, snippetType="autosnippet" }, fmta([[<>{<>}]],
{ f(function(args, snip)
    local line_to_cursor = snip.captures[1]
...
    return line_to_cursor:sub(1, start-1).."\\frac{"..line_to_cursor:sub(start, to).."}"
end, {}), i(1) }), { condition = math })

The problem comes when I use it inside other snippets, like:

mysnips[#mysnips+1] = s({ trig="(", wordTrig=false, snippetType="autosnippet" }, fmta([[(<>)]],
{ i(1) }), { condition = math })

When I do stuff like (1/2 to get (\frac{1}{2}), I then can't exit the braces, because the fraction snippet has "eaten" the ( and then pasted it back again. Is there a way to keep the "(" snippet's tabstop?

[L3MON4D3]

Ah, yeah that currently deletes all snippets inside the captured text. Watch #1137, I may get to handling this case in there ;)

[RobberFox]

In that case, is it possible to fetch information about where the (<>) snippet starts? (or any other "wrapping" snippet)
So I can try to limit my captures up to the beginning of the "wrapping" snippet

[L3MON4D3]

Mhmm, not really :/
But this seems like you're mostly after preventing expansion using a regex, you can use condition or show_condition for this (check DOC.md ;) )