Re: [Vim-latex-devel] compilation noise

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> >       Have you tried
> >
> > :make %
>
> whoa, it worked. why nobody told me that before? :)
> I think it should go in the FAQ.

Okay! The FAQ is a little too short anyway...

> About that, the new site designe is fine and I like very much it ant it's new
> sections. Qhy don't you put it as the "default" one ?

I will do it soon. As of now, I always get a very "raw" feeling when I
see it. A few more things here and there. A little bit better layout and
it will be put up.

> >       Maybe Srinath can help with that one.
>
> I hope too. I noticet that I have to CTRL-O TWO times and not just one!

One more of those "I cannot reproduce this" things... I tried making
a.tex, b.tex and c.tex as follows:

% a.tex
\documentclass{report}
\begin{document}
\include{b}
\include{c}
\end{document}

% b.tex
This is file b.

% c.tex
This is file c.

When I am in a.tex and do \ll, things work fine. I am left in a.
However, when I make some mistake in say c, then I will be taken to c...
But thats a feature. Are you referring to something else?
If you want to compile a.tex while in c.tex, then you'll need to do
something additional. From the docs:

-----------------------------------%<-----------------------------------
                                                        *latex-master-file*
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:
>
    <mailfilename>.latexmain

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 >
    main.tex.latexmain
<
in the ~/thesis directory. This will then run "latex main.tex"
NOTE: 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.

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Thanks,

Srinath