[Vim-latex-devel] compiler rules

[Benji F. <be...@me...>]

      I have a headache!

      Here is the current state of affairs.  When latex-suite/main.vim 
is called, the following things happen (details edited out):

* :source compiler.vim
*	:fun! SetTeXCompilerTarget()
*	:com! TCTarget :call SetTeXCompilerTarget()
* :fun! <SID>SetTeXOptions()
*	:setlocal sw ts isk
(This step should be deleted, but that is not today's headache.)
*	:TCTarget
*	:runtime compiler/tex.vim
* :call <SID>SetTeXOptions()

The net effect is that compiler/tex.vim is sourced after 
SetTexCompilerTarget() is called, so the compiler script sets 'makeprg'.

      At Srinath's request, I have uncommented the "runtime 
compiler/tex.vim" line; I commented this out in a revision a few days ago.

      If you guys trust me, I will make radical changes at some point. 
For now, my goal is to undo the damage I did, and maybe make a small 
improvement.  (My new setting for 'makeprg' works on more systems, I 
think.)  I have tested this on Linux, W95, and OSX.  (On OSX, it is a 
problem that compiler/tex.vim ignores the target format, since most 
users want pdf instead of dvi.)

      One thing I cannot figure out:  on W95, g:Tex_CompilerFormat is 
defined, and I cannot figure out where.  This variable is used in 
compiler/tex.vim and overrides all other methods.

					--Benji