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-<h1>Vim documentation: <A HREF="latex-suite.html#latex-suite">latex-suite</A></h1><hr><pre>
-<font color="#804040">*<a name="latex-suite">latex-suite</a>*</font> Tools for an enhanced <A HREF="latexhelp.html#LaTeX">LaTeX</A> environment in Vim
- For <font color="#008080">Vim version 6.0</font> and above.
- Last Change: Fri Nov 15 12:00 PM 2002 PST
-
- By Srinath Avadhanula <sr...@fa...>,
- Mikolaj Machowski <mi...@wp...>
- et. al (<font color="#008080">|<A HREF="latex-suite.html#latex-suite-credits">latex-suite-credits</A>|</font>)
-
-
-Latex-Suite attempts to provide a comprehensive set of tools to view, edit and
-compile <A HREF="latexhelp.html#LaTeX">LaTeX</A> documents in Vim. Together, they provide tools starting from
-macros to speed up editing <A HREF="latexhelp.html#LaTeX">LaTeX</A> documents to functions for forward searching
-.dvi documents. Latex-suite has been possible because of the contributions of
-many people. Please see <font color="#008080">|<A HREF="latex-suite.html#latex-suite-credits">latex-suite-credits</A>|</font> for a <A HREF="latexhelp.html#list">list</A> of people who have
-helped.
-
-<font color="#6a5acd">{Vi of course does not have any of this}</font>
-<span style="background-color: #ffff00"><font color="#0000ff">NOTE</font></span>: If you are viewing this in vim 6.0+, then the sections should appear
- folded (see <font color="#008080">|folding|</font>). Use <font color="#008080">|za|</font> to toggle back and forth between open
- and closed views.
-<span style="background-color: #ffff00"><font color="#0000ff">NOTE</font></span>: If the sections do not appear folded, press za in normal mode. This will
- fold up everything and it will be much easier to navigate.
-
-<font color="#008080">===========================================================================</font>
-<font color="#804040"><b>OVERVIEW </b></font><font color="#804040">*<a name="latex-suite-overview">latex-suite-overview</a>*</font>
-
-<font color="#804040"><b> </b></font><font color="#804040">*<a name="latex-suite-optimal-settings">latex-suite-optimal-settings</a>*</font>
-Latex-Suite works best if you have the following settings in your ~/.vimrc:
-<font color="#ffffff">></font>
-<font color="#008000"> " this line is responsible for loading <A HREF="latex-suite.html#latex-suite">latex-suite</A> when a .tex file is</font>
-<font color="#008000"> " opened.</font>
-<font color="#ffffff"><</font> filetype plugin on<font color="#ffffff"> ></font>
-<font color="#008000"> " for automatic indentation specific to LaTeX.</font>
-<font color="#ffffff"><</font> filetype indent on<font color="#ffffff"> ></font>
-
-In addition, the following settings could go in your ~/.vim/ftplugin/tex.vim
-file: <font color="#ffffff"> ></font>
-
-<font color="#008000"> " this is mostly a matter of taste. but <A HREF="latexhelp.html#LaTeX">LaTeX</A> looks good with just a bit</font>
-<font color="#008000"> " of indentation.</font>
-<font color="#ffffff"><</font> set sw=2<font color="#ffffff"> ></font>
-<font color="#008000"> " TIP: if you write your \label's as \label{fig:something}, then if you</font>
-<font color="#008000"> " type in \ref{fig: and press <C-n> you will automatically cycle through </font>
-<font color="#008000"> " all the <A HREF="latexhelp.html#figure">figure</A> labels.</font>
-<font color="#ffffff"><</font> set iskeyword+=:<font color="#ffffff"> ></font>
-
-
-The tools which are included in <A HREF="latexhelp.html#LaTeX">LaTeX</A> suite can be grouped together into the
-following. Almost every feature described here can be customized to some
-degree. Please see the included file latex-suite/texrc file for the complete
-<A HREF="latexhelp.html#list">list</A> of variables which can be customized.
-
-<font color="#804040"><b>TABLE OF CONTENTS </b></font><font color="#804040">*<a name="latex-suite-toc">latex-suite-toc</a>*</font>
-
-<font color="#008080">|<A HREF="latex-suite.html#latex-macros">latex-macros</A>|</font> Insert and visual mode mappings and menu items for
- commonly used <A HREF="latexhelp.html#LaTeX">LaTeX</A> typesetting elements
-
-<font color="#008080">|<A HREF="latex-suite.html#latex-compiling">latex-compiling</A>|</font> This version of <A HREF="latex-suite.html#latex-suite">latex-suite</A> ships with a version of the
- compiler specification which produces slightly less
- verbose output. It can also be dynamically re-configured
- to change the verbosity level.
-
-<font color="#008080">|<A HREF="latex-suite.html#latex-viewing">latex-viewing</A>|</font> This is a set of functions which open up the compiled .dvi
- document using the specified DVI viewer.
-
-<font color="#008080">|<A HREF="latex-suite.html#latex-searching">latex-searching</A>|</font> Xdvi (for UNIX) and Yap (for Windows) both provide ways
- for "forward searching" <A HREF="latexhelp.html#LaTeX">LaTeX</A> documents. This section
- describes how to use these features and how to set up your
- dvi viewer to best use this feature.
-
-<font color="#008080">|<A HREF="latex-suite.html#latex-folding">latex-folding</A>|</font> manual folding based on <A HREF="latexhelp.html#LaTeX">LaTeX</A> syntax elements.
-
-<font color="#008080">|<A HREF="latex-suite.html#latex-packages">latex-packages</A>|</font> This module provides a way to generate custom menus based
- on the packages used in the file being edited.
-
-<font color="#008080">|<A HREF="latex-suite.html#latex-templates">latex-templates</A>|</font> Custom templates
-
-<font color="#008080">|<A HREF="latex-suite.html#latex-macros">latex-macros</A>|</font> Custom macros
-
-<font color="#008080">|<A HREF="latex-suite.html#latex-help">latex-help</A>|</font> LaTeX's tex-info file translated into a vim help file.
-
-<font color="#008080">|<A HREF="latex-suite.html#latex-dictionary">latex-dictionary</A>|</font> A dictionary of standard <A HREF="latexhelp.html#LaTeX">LaTeX</A> terms.
-
-<font color="#008080">|latex-tools|</font> This version of <A HREF="latex-suite.html#latex-suite">latex-suite</A> also ships with 2 external
- tools:
- 1. <font color="#008080">|vimlatex|</font> an external utility which filters the output
- of the <A HREF="latexhelp.html#LaTeX">LaTeX</A> compiler in order to ensure a more robust
- error-parsing.
- 2. <font color="#008080">|ltags|</font> A script to generate a tags file. It recognizes
- files being \input'ed into a main file.
- (ltags is written by Dimitri Antoniou)
-
-<font color="#008080">===========================================================================</font>
-<font color="#804040"><b>LATEX MACROS </b></font><font color="#804040">*<a name="latex-macros">latex-macros</a>*</font>
-
-Latex-Suite ships with a very comprehensive set of insert mode and visual mode
-mappings and menu items to typeset most of the <A HREF="latexhelp.html#LaTeX">LaTeX</A> elements.
-
-We use a "macro" to refer to the collection of 3 objects, an insert mode
-mapping, a visual mode mapping and a menu item. For example, a <A HREF="latexhelp.html#figure">figure</A> macro
-refers to the insert mode mapping 'EFI', the visual mode mapping ',fi' and the
-menu item Tex-Environments.figure.
-
-For environments, sections and fonts, the insert mode mappings are a sequence
-of 3 capital letters. The visual mode mapping follows from the insert mode
-mapping by replacing the first character by a comma (',') (for environments
-and sections) or back-tick ('`') (for fonts) and converting the rest to lower
-case.<font color="#ffffff"> ></font>
-<font color="#008000"> | Insert Mode | Visual Mode</font>
-<font color="#008000"> -------------+---------------+-------------</font>
-<font color="#008000"> environmnts | EFI | ,fi</font>
-<font color="#008000"> fonts | FSF | `sf</font>
-
-The menu item also specifies the insert and visual mode macros. The menus
-behave differently from the insert mode macros in that they ask questions on
-the command line in a "wizard" sort of manner and then generate a template
-which includes the information gathered. By contrast, the insert mode macros
-do not ask any questions and generate a template with <font color="#008080">|<A HREF="latex-suite.html#placeholders">placeholders</A>|</font> at each
-input location.
-
-<font color="#804040"><b> </b></font><font color="#804040">*<a name="placeholders">placeholders</a>*</font> <font color="#804040">*<a name="placeholder">placeholder</a>*</font>
-<font color="#804040"><b> </b></font><font color="#804040">*<a name="place-holder">place-holder</a>*</font> <font color="#804040">*<a name="place-holders">place-holders</a>*</font>
-<span style="background-color: #ffff00"><font color="#0000ff">NOTE</font></span>: All these macros implement Stephen Riem's bracketing system and Gergely
-Kontra's JumpFunc() for handling place-holders. This consists of using
-"place-holders" to mark off locations where the next relevant editing has to
-be done. As an example, when the user types in "EFI" in insert mode, she will
-get the following:<font color="#ffffff"> ></font>
-
-<font color="#008000"> \begin{figure}[h]</font>
-<font color="#008000"> \centerline{\psfig{figure=\xABeps file\xBB}}</font>
-<font color="#008000"> \caption{\xABcaption text\xBB}</font>
-<font color="#008000"> \label{fig:\xABlabel\xBB}</font>
-<font color="#008000"> \end{figure}\xAB\xBB</font>
-<font color="#ffffff"><</font>
-The text \xABeps file\xBB will be selected and she will be left in <font color="#008080">|select-mode|</font> so
-that she can continue typing straight away. After having typed in the file
-name, she can press Control-J (while still in insert-mode). This will take her
-directly to the next "place-holder". i.e, the \xABcaption text\xBB will be visually
-selected with vim in select mode again for typing in the caption. This saves
-on a lot of key presses.
-
-<span style="background-color: #ffff00"><font color="#0000ff">NOTE</font></span>: Furthermore these mappings are are not standard mappings in the sense
-that only the last character is mapped. See plugin/imaps.vim for further
-documentation. For example, in the example above, you can press the characters
-'E', 'F' and 'I' as slowly as you wish. The characters are visible as you type
-them and you can use the movement or backspace key to correct yourself unlike
-normal mappings.
-
-The macros can be divided into the following main categories:
-<font color="#008080">---------------------------------------------------------------------------</font>
-Environment Mappings
-
-These mappings insert <A HREF="latexhelp.html#LaTeX">LaTeX</A> "environments" such as<font color="#ffffff"> ></font>
-<font color="#008000"> \begin{center}</font>
-<font color="#008000"> \xAB\xBB</font>
-<font color="#008000"> \end{center}\xAB\xBB</font>
-with the cursor left at the first <font color="#008080">|<A HREF="latex-suite.html#placeholder">placeholder</A>|</font>.
-(The environment above is generated by typing ECE in insert mode)
-
-Rule for remembering shortcuts:
-<font color="#008080">-------------------------------</font>
-1. All environment mappings begin with 'E'
-
-2. If the environment can be broken up into 2 distinct words, such as
- <A HREF="latexhelp.html#flushright">flushright</A> (flush + right), then the next 2 letters are the first letters
- of the 2 words.
- Example:<font color="#ffffff"> ></font>
-<font color="#008000"> <A HREF="latexhelp.html#flushleft">flushleft</A> (_f_lush + _l_eft) ---> EFL</font>
-<font color="#008000"> <A HREF="latexhelp.html#flushright">flushright</A> (_f_lush + _r_ight) ---> EFR</font>
-<font color="#008000"> <A HREF="latexhelp.html#eqnarray">eqnarray</A> (_e_qn + _a_rray) ---> EEA</font>
-
-<font color="#ffffff"><</font> If on the other hand, the environment name cannot be broken up into 2
- distinct words, then the next 2 letters are the first 2 letters of the name
- of the environment.
- Example:<font color="#ffffff"> ></font>
-<font color="#008000"> <A HREF="latexhelp.html#equation">equation</A> (_eq_uation) ---> EEQ</font>
-
-Of course, not every last one of the environments can follow this rule because
-of ambiguities. In case of doubt, pull down the Tex-Environments menu. The
-menu item should give the hint for the map.
-
-Along with the insert mode mappings, a set of visual mode mappings is
-provided which encloses the visually selected region in an environment.
-These maps are related to the corresponding insert mode mappings by the
-following rule:<font color="#ffffff"> ></font>
-<font color="#008000"> ECE --> ,ce</font>
-and so on. i.e, the leading E becomes ',' and the next 2 letters are small
-case. Some of the visual mode mappings are sensetive to whether you choose
-line-wise or character wise. For example, if you choose a word and press
-,ce, then you get \centerline<font color="#6a5acd">{word}</font>, whereas if you press ,ce on a line-wise
-selection, you get:<font color="#ffffff"> ></font>
-<font color="#008000"> \begin{center}</font>
-<font color="#008000"> line</font>
-<font color="#008000"> \end{center}</font>
-
-
-<font color="#008080">---------------------------------------------------------------------------</font>
-Font Mappings:
-
-These mappings insert font descriptions such as:<font color="#ffffff"> ></font>
-<font color="#008000"> \textsf{\xAB\xBB}\xAB\xBB</font>
-again with the cursor at the first place-holder.
-
-Mnemonic:
-
-1. first letter is always F (F for font)
-2. next 2 letters are the 2 letters describing the font.
-
-Example: the above mapping is triggered by FSF.
-
-Just like environment mappings, you can visually select an area and press
-`sf to have it enclosed in:<font color="#ffffff"> ></font>
-<font color="#008000"> \textsf{word}</font>
-or<font color="#ffffff"> ></font>
-<font color="#008000"> {\sffamily</font>
-<font color="#008000"> line</font>
-<font color="#008000"> }</font>
-depending on character-wise or line-wise selection.
-
-
-<font color="#008080">---------------------------------------------------------------------------</font>
-Section Mappings:
-
-Inserts <A HREF="latexhelp.html#LaTeX">LaTeX</A> sections:<font color="#ffffff"> ></font>
-<font color="#008000"> <A HREF="latexhelp.html#\section">\section</A></font>
-etc. Just as in the case of environments and fonts, can be enclosed with a
-visual selection. The enclosing is not sensetive to character or line-wise
-selection.
-
-Mnemonic: (make your own!)<font color="#ffffff"> ></font>
-<font color="#008000"> SPA for part</font>
-<font color="#008000"> SCH for chapter</font>
-<font color="#008000"> SSE for section</font>
-<font color="#008000"> SSS for subsection</font>
-<font color="#008000"> SS2 for subsubsection</font>
-<font color="#008000"> SPG for paragraph</font>
-<font color="#008000"> SSP for subparagraph</font>
-
-Example:
- SSE in insert mode inserts<font color="#ffffff"> ></font>
-<font color="#008000"> \section{\xAB\xBB}\xAB\xBB</font>
-<font color="#ffffff"><</font> If you select a word or line and press `se, then you get<font color="#ffffff"> ></font>
-<font color="#008000"> \section{section name}</font>
-<font color="#ffffff"><</font> The menu item in Tex-Environments.Sections have a sub-menu called
- 'Advanced'. Choosing an item from this sub-menu asks a couple of questions
- (whether you want to include the section in the table of contents, whether
- there is a shorter name for the table of contents) and then creates a more
- intelligent template.
-
-
-<font color="#008080">---------------------------------------------------------------------------</font>
-AUC-TEX key bindings:
-
-These are simple 2 key expansions for some very commonly used <A HREF="latexhelp.html#LaTeX">LaTeX</A> elements.
- Examples:<font color="#ffffff"> ></font>
-
-<font color="#008000"> `^ expands to \hat{\xAB\xBB}\xAB\xBB</font>
-<font color="#008000"> `_ expands to \bar{\xAB\xBB}\xAB\xBB</font>
-<font color="#008000"> `6 expands to \partial</font>
-<font color="#008000"> `8 expands to \infty</font>
-<font color="#008000"> `/ expands to \frac{\xAB\xBB}{\xAB\xBB}\xAB\xBB</font>
-<font color="#008000"> `% expands to \frac{\xAB\xBB}{\xAB\xBB}\xAB\xBB</font>
-<font color="#008000"> `@ expands to \circ</font>
-<font color="#008000"> `0 expands to ^\circ</font>
-<font color="#008000"> `= expands to \equiv</font>
-<font color="#008000"> `\ expands to \setminus</font>
-<font color="#008000"> `. expands to \cdot</font>
-<font color="#008000"> `* expands to \times</font>
-<font color="#008000"> `& expands to \wedge</font>
-<font color="#008000"> `- expands to \bigcap</font>
-<font color="#008000"> `+ expands to \bigcup</font>
-<font color="#008000"> `( expands to \subset</font>
-<font color="#008000"> `) expands to \supset</font>
-<font color="#008000"> `< expands to \le</font>
-<font color="#008000"> `> expands to \ge</font>
-<font color="#008000"> `, expands to <A HREF="latexhelp.html#\nonumber">\nonumber</A></font>
-<font color="#008000"> `~ expands to \tilde{\xAB\xBB}\xAB\xBB</font>
-<font color="#008000"> `; expands to \dot{\xAB\xBB}\xAB\xBB</font>
-<font color="#008000"> `: expands to \ddot{\xAB\xBB}\xAB\xBB</font>
-<font color="#008000"> `2 expands to \sqrt{\xAB\xBB}\xAB\xBB</font>
-<font color="#008000"> `| expands to \Big|</font>
-<font color="#008000"> `I expands to \int_{\xAB\xBB}^{\xAB\xBB}\xAB\xBB"</font>
-<font color="#ffffff"><</font>
- (again, notice the convenient place-holders)
-
-In addition the visual mode macros are provided:
-<font color="#ffffff">></font>
-<font color="#008000"> `( encloses selection in \left( and \right)</font>
-<font color="#008000"> `[ encloses selection in \left[ and \right]</font>
-<font color="#008000"> `{ encloses selection in \left\{ and \right\}</font>
-<font color="#008000"> `$ encloses selection in $$ or \[ \] depending on characterwise or</font>
-<font color="#008000"> linewise selection</font>
-
-<span style="background-color: #ffff00"><font color="#0000ff">NOTE</font></span>: There is no menu item for these mappings. (as of this writing).
-
-
-<font color="#008080">---------------------------------------------------------------------------</font>
-Diacritics: (by Lubomir Host)
-
-Diacritics speed up typing European languages.
-
-<font color="#ffffff">></font>
-<font color="#008000"> +<l> expands to \v{<l>}</font>
-<font color="#008000"> =<l> expands to \'{<l>}</font>
-<font color="#ffffff"><</font> where <font color="#6a5acd"><l></font> is a letter ('a' to 'z' and 'A' to 'Z')
-<font color="#ffffff">></font>
-<font color="#008000"> +} expands to \"{a} </font>
-<font color="#008000"> +: expands to \^{o} </font>
-<font color="#ffffff"><</font>
-Latex-Suite also ships with a function SmartBS(), which offers another
-convinience, i.e diacritic characters are treated as a single character for
-backspacing.
-
-
-<font color="#008080">---------------------------------------------------------------------------</font>
-Greek Letters:
-<font color="#ffffff">></font>
-<font color="#008000"> Lower case:</font>
-<font color="#008000"> `a through `z expand to \alpha through \zeta.</font>
-<font color="#008000"> Upper case:</font>
-<font color="#008000"> `D = \Delta</font>
-<font color="#008000"> `F = \Phi</font>
-<font color="#008000"> `G = \Gamma</font>
-<font color="#008000"> `Q = \Theta</font>
-<font color="#008000"> `L = \Lambda</font>
-<font color="#008000"> `X = \Xi</font>
-<font color="#008000"> `Y = \Psi</font>
-<font color="#008000"> `S = \Sigma</font>
-<font color="#008000"> `U = \Upsilon</font>
-<font color="#008000"> `W = \Omega</font>
-
-<span style="background-color: #ffff00"><font color="#0000ff">NOTE</font></span>: <A HREF="latexhelp.html#LaTeX">LaTeX</A> does not support upper case for all greek alphabets.
-
-
-<font color="#008080">---------------------------------------------------------------------------</font>
-<A HREF="latexhelp.html#LaTeX">LaTeX</A> Math Menu:
-<font color="#804040"><b> </b></font><font color="#804040">*<a name="latex-math-menu">latex-math-menu</a>*</font>
-
-This menu contains over 600 commands for inserting math signs into LaTeX
-document. They are grouped into submenus as: Arrows, MathFonts, Greek
-(letters), BinaryRel(ations) and many others. At the top are basic signs
-leading into math mode. Some of symbols have hints for mappings in AUC-TeX
-style.
-
-
-<font color="#008080">---------------------------------------------------------------------------</font>
-
-
-<font color="#008080">===========================================================================</font>
-<font color="#804040"><b>LATEX COMPILING </b></font><font color="#804040">*<a name="latex-compiling">latex-compiling</a>*</font>
-
-This functionality is available via the TeX-Suite menu.
-
-Latex-suite ships with a set of tools to compile <A HREF="latexhelp.html#LaTeX">LaTeX</A> files into various
-formats and view them.
-
-If you are using commonly used <A HREF="latexhelp.html#LaTeX">LaTeX</A> tools, then you should be all set as soon
-as you download and install latex-suite. In order to compile a <A HREF="latexhelp.html#LaTeX">LaTeX</A> file,
-simply press \ll while editing the file. This runs <A HREF="latexhelp.html#latex">latex</A> on the current file
-and displays the errors in a <font color="#008080">|quickfix-window|</font>. You can then scroll through
-the errors and press <font color="#6a5acd"><enter></font> to be taken to the location of the corresponding
-error.
-
-<font color="#008080">|<A HREF="latex-suite.html#latex-compiler-target">latex-compiler-target</A>|</font> : specifying a different target format for
- compilation.
-<font color="#008080">|<A HREF="latex-suite.html#latex-suite-compiler">latex-suite-compiler</A>|</font> : specifying a diffrent compiler.
-<font color="#008080">|<A HREF="latex-suite.html#latex-master-file">latex-master-file</A>|</font> : specifying a different file for compilation
- instead of file being edited.
-<font color="#008080">|<A HREF="latex-suite.html#latex-compiler-customization">latex-compiler-customization</A>|</font> : customizing the output of the
- latex-compiler.
-
-<font color="#804040"><b> </b></font><font color="#804040">*<a name="latex-compiler-target">latex-compiler-target</a>*</font>
-In order to effectively use <A HREF="latex-suite.html#latex-suite">latex-suite</A> to compile and view formats other than
-DVI, you will need to edit the <font color="#008080">|texrc|</font> file and set the variables:
-<font color="#ffffff">></font>
-<font color="#008000"> g:Tex_CompileRule_<format></font>
-<font color="#008000"> g:Tex_ViewRule_<format></font>
-
-where <font color="#6a5acd"><format></font> is a string like "pdf", "dvi" etc. These variables define
-``rules'' for compiling and viewing the corresponding target.
-
-Example: In texrc, the compilation rule for dvi is by default:<font color="#ffffff"> ></font>
-<font color="#008000"> g:Tex_CompileRule_dvi = 'latex --interaction=nonstopmode $*'</font>
-
-Default values are also provided for ps and pdf formats. You might want to
-change these rules in texrc according to your local tex environment.
-
-Once a ``rule'' has been set up for a format, you can set the target format by
-using the {TeX-Suite.Target Format} menu item. Alternatively, you can use the
-<font color="#008080">|:TTarget|</font> command. You can also set the viewer and compiler to different
-formats, by using the menu items or using the commands <font color="#008080">|:TCTarget|</font> and
-<font color="#008080">|:TVTarget|</font>.
-
-<span style="background-color: #ffff00"><font color="#0000ff">NOTE</font></span>: If you try choosing a format for which a rule is not defined, you
-will get a short warning message and no action will be taken.
-
-<span style="background-color: #ffff00"><font color="#0000ff">NOTE</font></span>: Specifying a different format does not automatically account for
-dependencies. For example, if in your case you do:
- .tex -> .dvi -> .ps -> .pdf
-then you will need to choose dvi first, compile, change format to ps, compile,
-change format and so on.
-
-<font color="#804040"><b> </b></font><font color="#804040">*<a name="latex-suite-compiler">latex-suite-compiler</a>*</font>
-The simplest way to choose a different compiler is to edit the<font color="#ffffff"> ></font>
-<font color="#008000"> g:Tex_CompileRule_dvi</font>
-variable.
-
-If however, you are only using the compiler/tex.vim module from latex-suite,
-there are a couple of other ways to change things.
-
-Just as in the case of the standard tex compiler, ``if b:tex_flavor or
-g:tex_flavor (in this precedence) variable exists, it defines TeX flavor for
-:make (actually, this is the name of executed command), and if both variables
-do not exist, it defaults to "<A HREF="latexhelp.html#latex">latex</A>"'' (from <font color="#008080">|compiler-tex|</font>)
-
-<span style="background-color: #ffff00"><font color="#0000ff">NOTE</font></span>: For win32 users user MikTeX, sometimes the <A HREF="latexhelp.html#latex">latex</A> compiler's output has a
-bug where a single number is split across different lines. In this case, put
-the included vimlatex utility somehwere in your $PATH, make it executable and
-point g:tex_flavor to it. This is not always necessary, and you might want to
-try it without vimlatex till you first notice any problem.
-
-<font color="#804040"><b> </b></font><font color="#804040">*<a name="latex-master-file">latex-master-file</a>*</font>
-Often times the file you are currently editing is only a fragment being
-\input'ed into a master tex file. In such cases you will need to do create a
-dummy file in the directory containing the current file. This dummy file is of
-the form:
-<font color="#ffffff">></font>
-<font color="#008000"> <mailfilename>.latexmain</font>
-
-In other words, if the current file is ~/thesis/chapter.tex, where
-chapter.tex is being \input'ed into ~/thesis/main.tex, then create a file
-called<font color="#ffffff"> ></font>
-<font color="#008000"> main.tex.latexmain </font>
-<font color="#ffffff"><</font>
-in the ~/thesis directory. This will then run "latex main.tex"
-<span style="background-color: #ffff00"><font color="#0000ff">NOTE</font></span>: Here main.tex.latexmain is a different file from main.tex itself.
-main.tex need not be renamed. The contents of main.tex.latexmain are not used.
-This ofcourse restricts each directory to have a single master file.
-
-<font color="#804040"><b> </b></font><font color="#804040">*<a name="latex-compiler-customization">latex-compiler-customization</a>*</font>
-Latex-suite ships with a modified (enhanced ?) version of the standard tex
-compiler plugin maintained by Artem Chuprina. The modifications allow this
-version to be customizable. i.e the user can set a verbosity level for the
-compiler.
-
-By default it is set up in a "non-verbose", "ignore-common-warnings" mode,
-which means that irrelevant lines from the compilers output will be
-ignored and also some very common warnings are ignored.
-
-Depending on the "ignore-level", (which can be set with the command TCLevel as
-described below) the following kinds of messages are ignored. An ignore level
-of 3 for instance means that messages of type 1-3 will be ignored. By default,
-the ignore level is set to 4. (You can change this by setting
-g:Tex_IgnoreLevel in your .vimrc).
-
-1. <A HREF="latexhelp.html#LaTeX">LaTeX</A> Warning: Underfull box ...
-2. <A HREF="latexhelp.html#LaTeX">LaTeX</A> Warning: Overfull box ...
- both these warnings (very common) are due to \hbox settings not being
- satisfied nicely.
-3. <A HREF="latexhelp.html#LaTeX">LaTeX</A> Warning: Specifier 'h' changed to 't'.
- This errors occurs when TeX is not able to correctly place a floating
- object at a specified location, because of which it defaulted to the
- top of the page.
-4. <A HREF="latexhelp.html#LaTeX">LaTeX</A> Warning: You have requested ...,
- This warning occurs in slitex when using the xypic package.
-5. Missing number error:
- Usually, when the name of an included eps file is spelled incorrectly,
- then the \bb-error message is accompanied by a bunch of "missing
- number, treated as zero" error messages. This level ignores these
- warnings.
- <span style="background-color: #ffff00"><font color="#0000ff">NOTE</font></span>: number 5 is actually a <A HREF="latexhelp.html#LaTeX">LaTeX</A> error, not a warning!
-
-Use<font color="#ffffff"> ></font>
-
-<font color="#008000"> TCLevel <level></font>
-
-where level is a number to set the ignore level dynamically. This will re-do
-the <font color="#008000"><b>'efm'</b></font> so that next time you do \ll, you will not be shown those kinds of
-warnings. Use "TCLevel 0" to ignore no warnings at all, but still remain in a
-"non-verbose", i.e ignore unmatched lines mode.
-
-When TCLevel is called with the unquoted string strict as<font color="#ffffff"> ></font>
-
-<font color="#008000"> TClevel strict</font>
-
-then the <font color="#008000"><b>'efm'</b></font> switches to a "verbose", "no-lines-ignored" mode which is
-useful when you want to make <A HREF="latexhelp.html#final">final</A> checks of your document and want to be
-careful not to let things slip by.
-
-You can also choose to ignore other kinds of patterns by setting
-g:IgnoreWarnings in your ~/.vimrc. This is a '\xA1' seperated <A HREF="latexhelp.html#list">list</A> of commands.
-Its default value is:<font color="#ffffff"> ></font>
-<font color="#008000"> let g:Tex_IgnoredWarnings =</font>
-<font color="#008000"> \'Underfull\xA1'.</font>
-<font color="#008000"> \'Overfull\xA1'.</font>
-<font color="#008000"> \'specifier changed to\xA1'.</font>
-<font color="#008000"> \'You have requested\xA1'.</font>
-<font color="#008000"> \'Missing number, treated as zero.'</font>
-
-
-<font color="#008080">===========================================================================</font>
-<font color="#804040"><b>LATEX VIEWING AND SEARCHING </b></font><font color="#804040">*<a name="latex-viewing">latex-viewing</a>*</font>
-
-Latex-suite ships with a set of functios for viewing .dvi files generated by
-LaTeX. Press \lv while viewing a tex file. This will start the dvi viewer on
-your system and display the current file in it. If the variable g:DviViewer
-exists, then it is used as the program for viewing DVI files, otherwise it
-defaults to yap for windows or xdvi for unix.
-<span style="background-color: #ffff00"><font color="#0000ff">NOTE</font></span>: These programs are called with some additional arguments. If you DVI
-viewer doesnt accept these, then you will need to change the code itself. This
-will be configurable by a variable in the future.
-
-Like in the case of the compiler, you can specify the master file for the
-current file (see <font color="#008080">|<A HREF="latex-suite.html#latex-master-file">latex-master-file</A>|</font>)
-
-<font color="#804040"><b> </b></font><font color="#804040">*<a name="latex-searching">latex-searching</a>*</font>
-Yap for windows and some versions of xdvi for windows provide the ability to
-do "forward searching" on the .dvi file. This means that you can have the DVI
-viewer jump to a specified location.
-
-Pressing \ls while viewing a <A HREF="latexhelp.html#LaTeX">LaTeX</A> file will perform this function, i.e the
-viewer will jump to the location under the cursor.
-
-<span style="background-color: #ffff00"><font color="#0000ff">NOTE</font></span>: MikTeX requires that the dvi file be generated using the --src-specials
-flag in order to enable forward/reverse searching. By default, latex-suite
-will call <A HREF="latexhelp.html#LaTeX">LaTeX</A> with this argument on windows (where yap is assumed).
-
-These functions were added after a tip from Dimitri Antoniou on vim.sf.net.
-See<font color="#ffffff"> ></font>
-<font color="#008000"> http://vim.sourceforge.net/tips/tip.php?tip_id=225</font>
-for a <A HREF="latexhelp.html#description">description</A> on how to get xdvik/yap to play along with Vim.
-
-
-<font color="#008080">===========================================================================</font>
-<font color="#804040"><b>LATEX FOLDING </b></font><font color="#804040">*<a name="latex-folding">latex-folding</a>*</font>
-
-Latex-suite ships with the plugin SyntaxFolds.vim which is a plugin for
-creating "fake" syntax folds on the fly. The fold method is actually manual
-but the folding is based on <A HREF="latexhelp.html#LaTeX">LaTeX</A> syntax. This offers a speed increase over
-regular syntax folding. Ofcourse it has the disadvantage that the folds are
-not dynamic, i.e newly created syntax items are not automatically folded up.
-(This is a compromise between speed and convinience).
-
-When you open up a <A HREF="latexhelp.html#LaTeX">LaTeX</A> file, all the portions will be automatically folded
-up. However, no new folds will be created until you press <font color="#6a5acd"><F6></font> or \rf. (rf
-stands for "refresh folds").
-
-The fold-text is set to the first line of the folded text unless the fold is a
-table, <A HREF="latexhelp.html#figure">figure</A> etc. (an environment). In this case, if a \caption and/or a
-label is found in the folded region, then those are used to make a more
-meaningful fold-tex, otherwise the second line of the environment is displayed
-along with the name of the environment. In other words, the following<font color="#ffffff"> ></font>
-
-<font color="#008000"> \begin{figure}[h]</font>
-<font color="#008000"> \centerline{\psfig{figure=slidercrank.eps,height=6cm}}</font>
-<font color="#008000"> \caption{The Slider Crank Mechanism.}</font>
-<font color="#008000"> \label{fig:slidercrank}</font>
-<font color="#008000"> \end{figure}</font>
-<font color="#008000"> % a <A HREF="latexhelp.html#LaTeX">LaTeX</A> comment.</font>
-<font color="#008000"> \begin{eqnarray}</font>
-<font color="#008000"> \sin(\pi) = 0</font>
-<font color="#008000"> \end{eqnarray}</font>
-<font color="#ffffff"><</font>
-will be shown as:<font color="#ffffff"> ></font>
-
-<font color="#008000"> +--- 5 lines: <A HREF="latexhelp.html#figure">figure</A> (fig:slidercrank) : The Slider Crank Mechanism. -----</font>
-<font color="#008000"> % a <A HREF="latexhelp.html#LaTeX">LaTeX</A> comment.</font>
-<font color="#008000"> +--- 3 lines: <A HREF="latexhelp.html#eqnarray">eqnarray</A> () : \sin(\pi) = 0 --------------------------------</font>
-<font color="#ffffff"><</font>
-
-<font color="#008080">===========================================================================</font>
-<font color="#804040"><b>PACKAGE HANDLING </b></font><font color="#804040">*<a name="latex-packages">latex-packages</a>*</font>
-<font color="#804040"><b> </b></font><font color="#804040">*<a name="latex-menu-packages">latex-menu-packages</a>*</font>
-
-This functionality is avaiable via the Tex-Packages menu.
-
-This module provides ways of customizing the menus based on which packages
-are being used in the current <A HREF="latexhelp.html#LaTeX">LaTeX</A> file. When <A HREF="latex-suite.html#latex-suite">latex-suite</A> first starts up, it
-scans the <font color="#008080">|<A HREF="latex-suite.html#latex-master-file">latex-master-file</A>|</font> for<font color="#ffffff"> ></font>
-<font color="#008000"> \usepackage{name}</font>
-lines and if the corresponding package is found in the latex-suite/packages/
-directory, then creates a sub-menu based on the specification found in that
-file.
-
-<font color="#804040"><b> </b></font><font color="#804040">*<a name="latex-package-dictionary">latex-package-dictionary</a>*</font>
-Furthermore, if a file with the same name is found in the
-latex-suite/dictionaries/ directory, then that file will be added to vim's
-<font color="#008000"><b>'dictionary'</b></font> setting for use with the <font color="#008080">|i_CTRL-X_CTRL-K|</font> command. Package
-dictionary file should follow outlines specified in <font color="#008000"><b>'dictionary'</b></font>.
-
-
-<font color="#804040"><b> </b></font><font color="#804040">*<a name="latex-package-file">latex-package-file</a>*</font>
-A latex-package-file is a simple vim script which defines some global
-variables. These global variables are used by <A HREF="latex-suite.html#latex-suite">latex-suite</A> to create the custom
-menu. See the latex-suite/packages/exmpl file for a simple example of how to
-define a customized package file.
-
-If you do make a package file for latex-suite, please consider contacting the
-<font color="#008080">|<A HREF="latex-suite.html#latex-suite-maintainer">latex-suite-maintainer</A>|</font>.
-
-Example:
-
-From the packages menu, choose the<font color="#ffffff"> ></font>
-<font color="#008000"> Tex-Packages.Supported1.SIunits </font>
-option. This will insert a line of form:<font color="#ffffff"> ></font>
-<font color="#008000"> \usepackage[\xAB\xBB]\xAB\xBB{SIunits}\xAB\xBB</font>
-at the beginning of the file (with the cursor placed at the first
-<font color="#008080">|<A HREF="latex-suite.html#placeholder">placeholder</A>|</font>. You will also notice that the packages menu now contains a
-sub-menu called SIunits, which contains the commands and options for the
-SIunits package.You can use this sub-menu to insert commands from the package,
-add options to the package etc.
-
-<span style="background-color: #ffff00"><font color="#0000ff">NOTE</font></span>: Since the package file is a vim-script, you could define custom
-functions there, add mappings etc.
-
-You can perform the following actions via the packages menu:
-
-<font color="#6a5acd">{Update}</font> This command is to be invoked with the cursor placed on the
- package name. If the corresponding package is found, then a
- sub-menu with the supported commands, options is created.
- A <font color="#008080">|<A HREF="latex-suite.html#latex-package-dictionary">latex-package-dictionary</A>|</font> might also be created.
-
-<font color="#6a5acd">{UpdateAll}</font> This function reads the preamble of the document for
- <A HREF="latexhelp.html#\usepackage">\usepackage</A> lines and if latexSuite supports the detected
- packages, then sub-menus containing the package options and
- commands is created.
- A <font color="#008080">|<A HREF="latex-suite.html#latex-package-dictionary">latex-package-dictionary</A>|</font> might also be created.
-
-<font color="#6a5acd">{Supported}</font> This sub-menu contains a <A HREF="latexhelp.html#list">list</A> of all the package files stored in
- latex-suite/packages directory. When you choose one of
- these, a \usepackage{package_name} line will inserted in
- the preamble of the <font color="#008080">|<A HREF="latex-suite.html#latex-master-file">latex-master-file</A>|</font> and a sub-menu for
- the package will be created.
- If options are detected, then the inserted line is of the
- form:
- \usepackage[\xAB\xBB]{package_name}
- A <font color="#008080">|<A HREF="latex-suite.html#latex-package-dictionary">latex-package-dictionary</A>|</font> might also be created.
-
-
-<font color="#008080">===========================================================================</font>
-<font color="#804040"><b>CUSTOM TEMPLATES </b></font><font color="#804040">*<a name="latex-templates">latex-templates</a>*</font>
-
-This functionality is available via the TeX-Suite.Templates menu.
-
-This module provides a way to insert custom templates at the beginning of the
-current file.
-
-When <A HREF="latex-suite.html#latex-suite">latex-suite</A> first starts up, it scans the latex-suite/templates/ directory
-and creates menu items based on the files found there. When you select a
-template from this menu, the file will be read in above the first line of the
-current file.
-
-A template file can use <font color="#008080">|<A HREF="latex-suite.html#placeholders">placeholders</A>|</font> for easy cursor movement. In addition,
-you can use lines such as the following for inserting dates, names
-dynamically:<font color="#ffffff"> ></font>
-<font color="#008000"> % File: \xA1expand("%")\xA1</font>
-
-This will create a line of the form:<font color="#ffffff"> ></font>
-<font color="#008000"> % File: name.tex</font>
-
-if the current file name is name.tex.
-
-<span style="background-color: #ffff00"><font color="#0000ff">NOTE</font></span>: Templates are also accessible for non-gui users with the command
-<font color="#008080">|:TexTemplate|</font>. The argument should be name of the corresponding template
-file. If the command is called without arguments (preferred usage), then a
-<A HREF="latexhelp.html#list">list</A> of avaiable templates is displayed and the user is asked to choose one of
-them.
-
-You can ofcourse place your own templates in this directory.
-
-
-<font color="#008080">===========================================================================</font>
-<font color="#804040"><b>CUSTOM MACROS </b></font><font color="#804040">*<a name="latex-custom-macros">latex-custom-macros</a>*</font>
-
-This functionality is available via the TeX-Suite.Macros menu.
-
-This module provides a way of inserting customized macros into the current
-file.
-
-When <A HREF="latex-suite.html#latex-suite">latex-suite</A> starts up, it scans the latex-suite/macros/ directory and
-creates a menu from the files found there. Each file is considered as a single
-macro. You can place your own macros in this directory, using <font color="#008080">|<A HREF="latex-suite.html#placeholders">placeholders</A>|</font>
-if wanted.
-
-When you choose a macro from the menu, the corresponding file is read into the
-current buffer after the current cursor position. In non-gui mode, you can
-use the <font color="#008080">|<A HREF="latex-suite.html#TexMacro">TexMacro</A>|</font> command instead of choosing from the menu. This command
-takes the macro file name as an argument. When called without arguments
-(preferred usage), then a <A HREF="latexhelp.html#list">list</A> of avaiable macro files is displayed and the
-user is prompted to choose one of them).
-
-There are some other tools provided in this menu, namely:
-
-<font color="#6a5acd">{New}</font> Creates a new (unnamed) buffer in the latex-suite/macros/
- directory.
- Use the command :TexMacroNew in non-gui mode.
-
-<font color="#6a5acd">{Edit}</font> Opens up the corresponding macro file for editing.
- Use :TexMacroEdit in non-gui mode.
-
-<font color="#6a5acd">{Delete}</font> Deletes the corresponding macro.
- Use the prefixed numbers for fast navigation of menus.
- Use :TexMacroDelete in non-gui mode.
-
-<font color="#6a5acd">{Redraw}</font> Rescans the macros/ directory and refreshes the macros list.
-
-
-<font color="#008080">===========================================================================</font>
-<font color="#804040"><b>LATEX MENU CONFIGURATION </b></font><font color="#804040">*<a name="latex-menu-configuration">latex-menu-configuration</a>*</font>
-
-<font color="#804040"><b> </b></font><font color="#804040">*<a name="latex-menu-configure">latex-menu-configure</a>*</font>
-
-Generally latex-suite's menus should be configured by setting options in the
-<font color="#008080">|texrc|</font> file. But if you feel the need to change after startup, then use the
-'TeX-Suite.Configure Menu' menu option to turn some of the menus off and on,
-control the nested-ness of some of the menus etc.
-
-
-<font color="#008080">===========================================================================</font>
-<font color="#804040"><b>LATEX HELP </b></font><font color="#804040">*<a name="latex-help">latex-help</a>*</font>
-
-<A HREF="latexhelp.html#latexhelp.txt">latexhelp.txt</A> is a collection of latex.info files `translated' into vim help
-format. Now you can seek for help for specific <A HREF="latexhelp.html#LaTeX">LaTeX</A> item without exiting vim.
-
-Example:<font color="#ffffff"> ></font>
-<font color="#008000"> :help <A HREF="latexhelp.html#\kill">\kill</A></font>
-gives help for the <A HREF="latexhelp.html#LaTeX">LaTeX</A> <A HREF="latexhelp.html#\kill">\kill</A> command.
-
-In order to use this help file, you will need to run <font color="#008080">|:helptags|</font> once after
-you download and unzip latex-suite.
-
-
-<font color="#008080">===========================================================================</font>
-<font color="#804040"><b>LATEX DICTIONARY </b></font><font color="#804040">*<a name="latex-dictionary">latex-dictionary</a>*</font>
-
-Latex-suite ships with a dictionary of over 600 commands from <A HREF="latexhelp.html#LaTeX">LaTeX</A> and
-popular packages. When <A HREF="latex-suite.html#latex-suite">latex-suite</A> starts up, it automatically adds this
-dictionary to vim's <font color="#008000"><b>'dictionary'</b></font> option for use with vim's <font color="#008080">|i_CTRL-X_CTRL-K|</font>
-command.
-
-It is also possible to load custom dictionaries automatically when packages
-load. This will happen if a package definition file<font color="#ffffff"> ></font>
-<font color="#008000"> latex-suite/packages/package.vim</font>
-has a corrresponding dictionary<font color="#ffffff"> ></font>
-<font color="#008000"> latex-suite/dictionaries/package</font>
-
-
-
-<font color="#008080">===========================================================================</font>
-<font color="#804040"><b>LATEX SUITE COMMANDS </b></font><font color="#804040">*<a name="latex-suite-commands">latex-suite-commands</a>*</font>
-
-LatexSuite defines set of commands for non-GUI and power users. They are
-taking care about Macros, Templates and Packages.
-
-:TexMacro [<font color="#6a5acd">{macro}</font>] <font color="#804040">*<a name="TexMacro">TexMacro</a>*</font>
- When used without any arguments lists all available macros
- defined in latex-suite/macros/ directory and prompt you to
- choose one of them.
- With one argument <font color="#008080">|:read|</font> this macro under cursor position.
- With more than one argument it will not work :)
-
-:TexMacroEdit [<font color="#6a5acd">{macro}</font>] <font color="#804040">*<a name="TexMacroEdit">TexMacroEdit</a>*</font>
- Splits window for editing <font color="#6a5acd">{macro}</font>.
- When used without any arguments lists all available macros
- defined in latex-suite/macros/ directory and prompt you to
- choose one of them.
-
-:TexMacroNew <font color="#804040">*<a name="TexMacroNew">TexMacroNew</a>*</font>
- Splits window to write new macro. Directory in new buffer is
- locally changed to latex-suite/macros/.
-
-:TexMacroDelete [<font color="#6a5acd">{macro}</font>] <font color="#804040">*<a name="TexMacroDelete">TexMacroDelete</a>*</font>
- Delets <font color="#6a5acd">{macro}</font> from latex-suite/macros/ directory.
- When used without any arguments lists all available macros
- defined in latex-suite/macros/ directory and prompt you to
- choose one of them.
-
-:TexPackage [<font color="#6a5acd">{package}</font> [<font color="#6a5acd">{package}</font> ...]] <font color="#804040">*<a name="TexPackage">TexPackage</a>*</font>
- When used without any arguments lists name of the packages for
- which support is available. Report depends if you are using
- GUI version and/or g:Tex_Menus is set to 1 or not. When you
- are not using menus command lists files from
- latex-suite/dictionaries/ (this is main support for non-menus
- version of latexSuite) if menus are on <font color="#008080">|<A HREF="latex-suite.html#TexPackage">TexPackage</A>|</font> lists
- files from latex-suite/packages/ directory.
-
- When <font color="#6a5acd">{package}</font> is given command turns on all possible support
- for this <font color="#6a5acd">{package}</font> (<font color="#008080">|<A HREF="latex-suite.html#latex-menu-packages">latex-menu-packages</A>|</font>,
- <font color="#008080">|latex-packages-dictionary|</font>). Number of arguments separated
- with spaces is limited only with common sense.
-
-:TexPackageUpdate <font color="#804040">*<a name="TexPackageUpdate">TexPackageUpdate</a>*</font>
- This command `reads' name of package under cursor and turns on
- possible support.
-
-:TexPackageUpdateAll <font color="#804040">*<a name="TexPackageUpdateAll">TexPackageUpdateAll</a>*</font>
- After issuing this command latexSuite scans the file in
- looking for not declared packages, removing not needed entries
- from Packages menu and turning off not necessary packages'
- dictionaries.
-
-:TexTemplate [<font color="#6a5acd">{template}</font>] <font color="#804040">*<a name="TexTemplate">TexTemplate</a>*</font>
- When used without any arguments lists all available templates
- from latex-suite/templates/ directory and prompts to choose
- one of them.
- With one argument :0<font color="#008080">|read|</font> <font color="#6a5acd">{template}</font> file.
- With more than one argument it will not work :)
-
-
-<font color="#008080">===========================================================================</font>
-<font color="#804040"><b>CREDITS </b></font><font color="#804040">*<a name="latex-suite-credits">latex-suite-credits</a>*</font>
-
-And finally, the credits:
-
-Benji Fisher : a large number of functions, environments and valuable
- guidance. (You'll see the name often if you browse the
- files).
-Lubomir Host : provided the diacritics and also helped in development.
-Alexander Wagner : valuable suggestions during development.
-Luc Hermitte : his variation of Stephen Riehm's bracketing system is used
- in latex-suite.
-Gergely Kontra : the clever little JumpFunc() in imaps.vim is due to him.
- The implementation of the templates also borrows from
- mu-template.vim by him.
-Dimitri Antoniou : author of ltags and also provided the nice tip about
- forward / reverse search on DVI documents.
-Stephen Riehm : the extremely helpful bracketing system is from him.
-Alan Schmitt : provided some macros/folding elements.
-Hari Krishna Dara : for ExecMap(), the clever little function which makes
- typing visual mode mappings so much easier and error-free.
-Alan G Isac : for the comprehensive BibT() function for entering bibtex
- entries.
-Gontran Baerts : for libList.vim
-
-A large number of functions in <A HREF="latex-suite.html#latex-suite">latex-suite</A> come from various other people.
-Some of those people might have been missed here. Each function should however
-have the author's name/e-mail above it. Thats the more authoritative place to
-check out who has done what.
-
-<font color="#804040"><b> </b></font><font color="#804040">*<a name="latex-suite-maintainer">latex-suite-maintainer</a>*</font>
-The current maintainer(s) of <A HREF="latex-suite.html#latex-suite">latex-suite</A> is(are)
-
-Srinath Avadhanula <sr...@fa...>
-Mikolaj Machowski <mi...@wp...>
-
-
-<font color="#008080">===========================================================================</font>
-
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-*latex-suite* Tools for an enhanced LaTeX environment in Vim
- For Vim version 6.0 and above.
- Last Change: Mon Apr 29 05:00 PM 2002 PDT
-
- By Srinath Avadhanula <sr...@fa...>,
- Mikolaj Machowski <mi...@wp...>
- et. al (|latex-suite-credits|)
-
-
-Latex-Suite attempts to provide a comprehensive set of tools to view, edit and
-compile LaTeX documents in Vim. Together, they provide tools starting from
-macros to speed up editing LaTeX documents to functions for forward searching
-.dvi documents. Latex-suite has been possible because of the contributions of
-many people. Please see |latex-suite-credits| for a list of people who have
-helped.
-
-{Vi of course does not have any of this}
-NOTE: If you are viewing this in vim 6.0+, then the sections should appear
- folded (see |folding|). Use |za| to toggle back and forth between open
- and closed views.
-NOTE: If the sections do not appear folded, press za in normal mode. This will
- fold up everything and it will be much easier to navigate.
-
-===========================================================================
-OVERVIEW *latex-suite-overview* {{{
-
- *latex-suite-optimal-settings*
-Latex-Suite works best if you have the following settings in your ~/.vimrc:
->
- " this line is responsible for loading latex-suite when a .tex file is
- " opened.
-< filetype plugin on >
- " for automatic indentation specific to LaTeX.
-< filetype indent on >
-
-In addition, the following settings could go in your ~/.vim/ftplugin/tex.vim
-file: >
-
- " this is mostly a matter of taste. but LaTeX looks good with just a bit
- " of indentation.
-< set sw=2 >
- " TIP: if you write your \label's as \label{fig:something}, then if you
- " type in \ref{fig: and press <C-n> you will automatically cycle through
- " all the figure labels.
-< set iskeyword+=: >
-
-
-The tools which are included in LaTeX suite can be grouped together into the
-following. Almost every feature described here can be customized to some
-degree. Please see the included file latex-suite/texrc file for the complete
-list of variables which can be customized.
-
-TABLE OF CONTENTS *latex-suite-toc*
-
-|latex-macros| Insert and visual mode mappings and menu items for
- commonly used LaTeX typesetting elements
-
-|latex-compiling| This version of latex-suite ships with a version of the
- compiler specification which produces slightly less
- verbose output. It can also be dynamically re-configured
- to change the verbosity level.
-
-|latex-viewing| This is a set of functions which open up the compiled .dvi
- document using the specified DVI viewer.
-
-|latex-searching| Xdvi (for UNIX) and Yap (for Windows) both provide ways
- for "forward searching" LaTeX documents. This section
- describes how to use these features and how to set up your
- dvi viewer to best use this feature.
-
-|latex-folding| manual folding based on LaTeX syntax elements.
-
-|latex-packages| This module provides a way to generate custom menus based
- on the packages used in the file being edited.
-
-|latex-templates| Custom templates
-
-|latex-macros| Custom macros
-
-|latex-help| LaTeX's tex-info file translated into a vim help file.
-
-|latex-dictionary| A dictionary of standard LaTeX terms.
-
-|latex-tools| This version of latex-suite also ships with 2 external
- tools:
- 1. |vimlatex| an external utility which fil...
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