[Vim-latex-devel] packages.vim

[Diego C. <die...@pg...>]

I checked out LaTeX-Suite and I think it is really great, but when i
tried to insert the \includegraphics command from the menu' it was like
this 

\includegraphics[]{}{}

but this syntax refers to the graphics package, while this command has
only one mandatory argument in the package graphicx 

\includegraphics[]{}


(check this url http://www.mathstat.dal.ca/~clyde/latex.html for a brief
manual of both ) 

In the end I tracked the origin of this to be in 
the following line of file packages.vim

let s:CommandSpec_nob = '\<+replace+>[<++>]{<++>}{<++>}<++>'

which defines the nob prefix as the keyword followed by 1 optional and 2
mandatory arguments and as long as I can see it is not envisaged the
possibility of only one mandatory arg. If I am right this can generate
inconsistencies, so why not using 

let s:CommandSpec_nob = '\<+replace+>[<++>]{<++>}<++>'

and

let s:CommandSpec_nobb = '\<+replace+>[<++>]{<++>}{<++>}<++>'

with the number of 'b' matching the number of mandatory arguments?

or alternatively you can quote the number of arguments like this

let s:CommandSpec_no2b2 = '\<+replace+>[<++>][<++>]{<++>}{<++>}<++>'

so that you do not end up with increasing length command specifications
(ex. CommandSpec_noobbb).

I hope this can be useful.

By the way if one loads a package then it is likely to use its commands,
so I am wondering if it is feasible to  make the three letter  shortcuts
sensitive to the loaded packages in such a way that after loading for
example 

\usepackage[options]{graphicx}

EFI will use the \includegraphics command instead of the default  \psfig
?
Or it is alredy possible?
If not I think it would be a big enhancement.

Thanks for your time.
-- 
Diego Caraffini <die...@pg...>