Completion file (cwl) for dndbook

[xrogaan]

I discovered the latex editor TeXstudio, which is quite good. One of its feature is completion, which helps tremendously while writing latex. (More on that.) Thus I created a document to that effect, see in the linked gist. It was written against a modified DND package, which I needed to do in order to write for Pathfinder. The major changes are in the keys for the various elements of the monster table. I had to reintroduce DMD, BAB, and others stuff. The DndMonster environment isn't properly setup either, mostly because I got rid of the floating aspect of the table. Would put one monster per page, couldn't figure it out, so it is setup to fill a column instead.

dndbook.cwl: https://gist.github.com/xrogaan/6b9f29f19110a8e0f0a68012b4714d1e

The massive list of #include: is from TeXstudio and its automated generation. TeXstudio parse sty files for commands, but failed totally for this package... Except for the dependencies detection. Not sure if it is needed, so I left it as is.

I do not know if it is worth creating a PR for the inclusion of the file. If I did, I would need to properly retrofit in order to follow the current commands. On the other hand, this is a neat resource to have which I wish to share. Could you advise on the proper path to take?

[BrianCriswell]

Interesting. Since people can generate the cwl within TeXstudio as needed, I don't think it needs to be included in this project.

I personally use VS Code with LaTeX Workshop, Code Spell Checker, and Editor Config. There is some code completion, but possibly not as much as you are experiencing.